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Objective quality ranking of computing journals

Citation analysis, which provides a clear picture of actual use of journals and their articles, is an effective way to determine a journal's influence.

Soongoo Hong | Pairin Katerattanakul | Bernard T. Han | Pairin Katerattanakul | Soongoo Hong

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