As corrected number of papers, we consider the number of co-authors, for example, for two co-authors an individual paper counts as 0.5 papers each, whereas for four co-authors an individual paper counts as 0.25 papers each.
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This graph shows the average number of authors per paper from 1980 to 2006. |
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This graph shows the average number of papers per author per year from 1980 to 2006. We show two curves, one considering all authors and one only considering authors with more than one overall paper. Papers with more than one author are counted for each co-author. |
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This graph shows the corrected average number of papers per author per year from 1980 to 2006. We show two curves, one considering all authors and one only considering authors with more than one overall paper.
As corrected number of papers, we consider the number of co-authors, for example, for two co-authors an individual paper counts as 0.5 papers each, whereas for four co-authors an individual paper counts as 0.25 papers each. |
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This graph shows the average number of papers per proceeding per year from 1980 to 2006. |
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