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A profile‐boosted research analytics framework to recommend journals for manuscripts
Author(s) -
Silva Thushari,
Ma Jian,
Yang Chen,
Liang Haidan
Publication year - 2015
Publication title -
journal of the association for information science and technology
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
SCImago Journal Rank - 0.903
H-Index - 145
eISSN - 2330-1643
pISSN - 2330-1635
DOI - 10.1002/asi.23150
Subject(s) - computer science , relevance (law) , usability , context (archaeology) , data science , analytics , visibility , productivity , quality (philosophy) , matching (statistics) , information retrieval , world wide web , paleontology , philosophy , statistics , physics , macroeconomics , optics , epistemology , mathematics , human–computer interaction , political science , law , economics , biology
With the increasing pressure on researchers to produce scientifically rigorous and relevant research, researchers need to find suitable publication outlets with the highest value and visibility for their manuscripts. Traditional approaches for discovering publication outlets mainly focus on manually matching research relevance in terms of keywords as well as comparing journal qualities, but other research‐relevant information such as social connections, publication rewards, and productivity of authors are largely ignored. To assist in identifying effective publication outlets and to support effective journal recommendations for manuscripts, a three‐dimensional profile‐boosted research analytics framework ( RAF ) that holistically considers relevance, connectivity, and productivity is proposed. To demonstrate the usability of the proposed framework, a prototype system was implemented using the S cholar M ate research social network platform. Evaluation results show that the proposed RAF ‐based approach outperforms traditional recommendation techniques that can be applied to journal recommendations in terms of quality and performance. This research is the first attempt to provide an integrated framework for effective recommendation in the context of scientific item recommendation.