Dear all,
i have one confusion regarding these terms h-index and i10-index how they increase? based on citation or number of publication.
please explain in detail.
Thank you very much
Bushra Praveen
the easiest way to understand H-index will be to analyze the graphical interpretation.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H-index#/media/File:H-index-en.svg
i10-index is the number of papers cited at least ten times.
Bushra Praveen
the easiest way to understand H-index will be to analyze the graphical interpretation.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H-index#/media/File:H-index-en.svg
i10-index is the number of papers cited at least ten times.
Hi,
The i10 index is a GS measure that counts for an author the number of publications that have at least 10 citations. The H-Index is a measure that counts your publications and citations in a descending order, and at the point when the number of publications matches the number of citations, this establishes your H-index. This last measure does not consider publications with many citations (at the top of the list).
Dear Bushra
do not forget also that the H index or i10 index values vary according to which site you refer to.
They are calculated from the number of citations of your papers.
The higher is the number of citations, the higher are h and i10 indexes.
The lowest values are given by the Web of Knowledge (Clarivate Analytics), which records the lmowest number of journals.
Then SCOPUS is slightly higher for most people, as SCOPUS references more journals than Web of Knowledge.
Then the h index values are higher with ResearchGate, with references mùuch more scientific productions, and not only journals.
The highest values of h index, and i10 index, are given by google scholar, which is up to now the alrgest scientific database.
You can easily and for free scan the google scholar results with the Harzings software.
https://harzing.com/resources/publish-or-perish
Best
Gil
H index : when number of citation equal number of paper cited, this is the H index. I.e if you had one paper cited once so your H index is 1. If you had two paper cited twice at least , your H index is 2, if you had 3 paper cited at least 3 times, so your H index is 3 and so on. I-10 index is the number of paper cited at least ten timed
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