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weighted citation H-cut (fractional)

The fractional weighted citation H-cut is the sum of weighted citations found within an author's core publications, with the core defined by the normalized hi-index and the citation weighting using the scheme from the weighted citation aggregate (fractional):

$$\xi_e=\sum\limits_{i=i}^{h_{i\text{-norm}}}{\frac{C_i}{A_i}}.$$

Note that for this metric publication order is by the weighted citation counts rather than the raw citation counts.

Example

Publications are ordered by adjusted number of citations, from highest to lowest.

Citations (Ci)571126161210241131100000
Authors (Ai)313234141142442111
Adjusted Citations (Ci/Ai)19.0011.008.678.004.002.502.001.001.001.000.750.500.250.000.000.000.000.00
Rank (i)123456789101112131415161718
hi-norm = 4

The sum of the adjusted citations for the top hi-norm publications is 46.666666666666664.

History

Yearξe
19970.0000
19982.0000
199910.6667
200028.5000
200146.6667
200284.3333
2003138.6667
2004201.0000
2005312.0000
2006457.4603
2007629.9206
2008829.4524
20091031.0000
20101273.4762
20111572.8730
20121825.7063
20132174.5952
20142419.4603
20152672.0159
20162971.3095
20173213.4683
20183473.1429
20193760.5913
20204044.0179
20214380.2143
20224749.5317
20235033.5635
20245301.3849

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