National Research Unversity Higher School of Economics
National Research Unversity Higher School of Economics
National Research Unversity Higher School of Economics
The algorithm of research submission and publication is strict and highly formal. This produces lots of metadata accompanying research papers. The analysis of such datasets is not a mainstream research field nowadays. Yet such an analysis could help us better understand certain large-scale patterns of contemporary academic publishing, and maybe even the dynamics of science.The paper presents experiments in mix-method analysis of academic research papers and respective metadata. We investigate a corpus of abstracts and metadata for 31, 000+ papers from the arXiv.org e-prints archive. Our experiments reveal the properties of interinstitutional research and the collaboration of the industry and academy. We also do visualize and interpret the temporal properties of research trends.
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July 20, 2020 - July 25, 2020
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