Citation metrics for Scholia

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Scholia does not support citation metrics for scientists, papers and institutions. However, such metrics (such as the number of citations) are important to give an overview of the citation activity of the analyzed scholarly entity. That is why I ask if we can integrate SPARQL queries computing citation metrics for a scientist. I already adapted some of the Scholia queries for that:

• Number of publications, Number of citations, Citations per paper: https://w.wiki/Ltx

• Citations in the Last Five Years, Citations in the Last Five Years per paper: https://w.wiki/LuG

• i10-index: https://w.wiki/LuF

• i10-index for the last five years: https://w.wiki/LuE

• i20-index: https://w.wiki/LwK

• i20-index for the last five years: https://w.wiki/LwL

• i50-index: https://w.wiki/LwS

• i50-index for the last five years: https://w.wiki/LwR

• Impact Factor (Two-year window): https://w.wiki/LwT

• Impact Factor (Five-year window): https://w.wiki/LwV

References for these metrics:

• Moed, H. F. (2006). Citation analysis in research evaluation (Vol. 9). Springer Science & Business Media.

• Noruzi, A. (2016). Impact Factor, h-index, i10-index and i20-index of Webology. Webology, 13(1), 1-4.

• Garfield, E. (2006). The history and meaning of the journal impact factor. JAMA, 295(1), 90-93.

These metrics can be easily adapted to publications, topics, institutions and other types of scholarly entities. The proposed queries can be adjusted or ameliorated so that they can be more adequate for inclusion in Scholia.