Visualizing and mapping the intellectual structure of information retrieval

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Visualizing and mapping the intellectual structure of information retrieval

Authors: Abebe Rorissa, Xiaojun YuanPresenter : Tsai Tzung Ruei

IPM 2012

Outline

Motivation Objective Methodology Experiments Conclusion Comment

Motivation

Library and Information Science

Information Retrieval

Objective

It is through references to sources that authors make connections between concepts (Small, 1981).

Authorship and co-authorship

Most cited publications

Author-assigned keywordsInstitutions of information retrieval authorsOther related disciplines

Methodology

SCI–Expanded SSCIA&HCICPCI–SCPCI–SSHICCCR–Expanded

CiteSpace

Title

Topic

CiteSpace

Visualizing Patterns

Scientific Literature

Centrality

Experiments

Authorship and co-authorship

Most cited publications

Author-assigned keywords

Institutions of information

retrieval authors

Other related disciplines

4 CS

5 IS

The more actively an author collaborates, the more productive she or he is.

Experiments

Authorship and co-authorship

Most cited publications

Author-assigned keywords

Institutions of information

retrieval authors

Other related disciplines

Experiments

Authorship and co-authorship

Most cited publications

Author-assigned keywords

Institutions of information

retrieval authors

Other related disciplines

Experiments

Authorship and co-authorship

Most cited publications

Author-assigned keywords

Institutions of information

retrieval authors

Other related disciplines

Across institutions and countries

Experiments

Authorship and co-authorship

Most cited publications

Author-assigned keywords

Institutions of information

retrieval authors

Other related disciplines

Conclusion

Although some of the highly productive authors had a larger co-authorship network and are at the center of co-authorship clusters, a number of single-author publications were heavily cited.

Top five disciplines that contribute to information retrieval are computer science, library and information science, engineering, telecommunications, and management.

Comment

Advantages References are very rich. Applications Information retrieval