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"The RG Score is a metric that measures scientific reputation based on how all of your work is received by your peers. It is based on how both your published research and contributions to ResearchGate are received by your peers. A contribution is anything you share on ResearchGate or add to your profile, from published papers and questions and answers to negative results and raw data.

Please note that the RG score is a relative score. This means that it takes the scores and interactions of every researcher into account when producing a relative rating of your contributions. For example, if your contributions are less than the average of all users that week, your RG Score could decrease or remain constant. Please also make sure that your publications are linked to their journals correctly."

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I agree with Dr. Dhiaa Neama. His answer is valuable.

Good luck.

You can see answer to your question below;

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An insightful detailed response to the main question of the thread was provided by dear @Dhiaa Neama Jabbar.

Regards

I guess your week activity was low compared to others within the range of your score.

Sometimes, hurting. Some other times, making me joy..

Thank god..

Dr. Dhiaa is right. However, let's take joy in our personal achievements here on RG (Our reads, citations, questions, answers and more importantly, our sharing and learning opportunities) rather than the metrics score generated for us. This will sustain our joy on this indispensable academic platform. Kind regards

I agree with the views expressed by Dr Dhiaa Neama Jabbar

Interesting question.

It seems to me that the score is related to others' performance. Sometimes, it goes up more than expected for the same reason it goes down.