There is an idea that the increased number of publication led to a lower mean number of citation (lower quality papers). Could this be true or not?

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Andrew Paul McKenzie Pegman

Yes, the urgency to publish can lead to a decrease in relevance according to that article, which I translated to English using Google :)

Subir Bandyopadhyay

Uncared proliferation of papers cannot be expected to be quality outputs. There might be citations but the comments would definitely not be good.

Roger Keller Celeste

The assumption is that citation is "quality", which may not be true, right? Mathematically, more articles may mean more citations (even for bad articles) because one article can cite several others. I am intrigued by this.