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Original scientific paper Collaboration has become main stream and trend in interdisciplinary fields. In research collaboration organizations, to evaluate the contributions of researchers to the organization and then to identify core researchers is an important issue to carry out performance appraisal and crisis management of brain drain. Scientific research collaboration network is a basic model to investigate this question, but under the context of increasingly complex collaborative behaviour, it shows its limitations for semantic representations. In this paper, by introducing hypernetwork, a more powerful modelling tool than traditional network, and taking scientific paper co-authorship as object to construct scientific research collaboration hypernetwork (SRCH), we measure the importance of researchers in two aspects, as collaborative relationship structure and collaborative achievement value from a hypernetwork perspective. An additive weighting method with adjustable parameters is utilized to integrate the evaluation indicators of the two aspects, and then the synthetical importance evaluation of researchers is obtained. Analysis of data instance verifies that our node importance measure for scientific research collaboration from hypernetwork perspective is reasonable and effective.

Node importance measure for scientific research collaboration from hypernetwork perspective