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discounted h-index

The discounted h-index (Ferrara and Romero 2013) was designed to adjust the h-index for self-citations by multiplying it by square-root of the percentage of total citations that were not self-citations. It is readily calculated as:

$$dh=h \sqrt{\frac{C^P-S^P}{C^P}},$$

where SP is the sum of self-citations for all publications.

History

Yeardh
19970.0000
19982.8062
19992.8959
20004.6967
20015.6664
20027.5534
20039.5382
200411.5600
200514.5227
200615.6164
200718.5920
200820.6426
200923.6211
201024.6471
201127.6527
201231.6543
201332.6753
201433.6985
201534.7220
201634.7392
201736.7437
201836.7504
201936.7620
202037.7643
202138.7705
202240.7734
202340.7849
202441.7792
202543.7698

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