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Normalised indicators in databases and other sources
| Top x% indices | Data source | Comments about the indicator | Link to method description |
| PP(top x%) | CWTS Leiden ranking | ||
| top 10-index | State of scientific research in Finland | Bibliometrisiin analyyseihin liittyviä käsitteitä (in Finnish only) | |
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| InCites | View the InCites: Understanding the Metrics tab `Percentiles´ | ||
Outputs in Top Citation Percentiles | SciVal | View SciVal Metric: Outputs in Top Citation Percentiles Yrjö Leino & Marianne Gauffriau. Guest Post: Understanding SciVal’s calculation of field-weighted percentile indicators – The Bibliomagician SciVal also features the Outputs in Top Citation Percentiles -indicator , which is not normalised by the scientific field. | |
| Top % publications | |||
| Highly cited papers | Essential Science Indicators, Web of Science, InCites | Essential Science Indicators - Highly Cited Papers | |
| Hot papers | Essential Science Indicators, | ||
| Normalised citation indicators | |||
| Category Normalized Citation Impact (CNCI) | InCites | InCites: Understanding the Metrics | |
| Field-Weighted Citation Impact (FWCI) | SciVal | Research Metrics Guidebook | |
| Mean Normalized Citation Score (MNCS) | Leiden ranking | Indicators The CWTS Leiden Ranking | |
| The Field Citation Ratio (FCR) | Dimensions | What is the FCR? | |
| Co-citation Percentile Rank (CPR) | JYUcite | JYUcite: What is CPR? |
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H-index
One of the best known bibliometric indicators is the h-index, also known as Hirsch index. It was developed by Jorge E. Hirsch in 2005. Read more about the topic in the original article.
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