[Purpose/significance] Based on the elaboration, comparison and analysis of the mechanism of the two indicators between MNCS and percentile rank score, the calculation framework of the percentile rank score is improved, and a dynamic-weight percentile rank score indicators for the evaluation of academic influence is put forward.[Method/process] Taking the ESI disciplines as evaluation object,the evaluation of different disciplines of one research entity and same discipline of different research entities are selected as two examples for empirical research.[Result/conclusion] The empirical result shows that the dynamic weight of the percentile indicator can better show the details of the academic influence of the research entities than the MNCS and percentile rank score indicators.
Shu Yu
,
Zhang Lili
. Application of Percentile Indicator Based on Dynamic Weight in the Evaluation of Academic Influence[J]. Library and Information Service, 2016
, 60(11)
: 93
-99
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DOI: 10.13266/j.issn.0252-3116.2016.11.013
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