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least squares h-rate

Hirsch's original estimate of the h-rate was based on a single data point, the most recently measured value of the h-index and the time since first publication. Burrell (2007) suggested that a more accurate measure could be estimated through least-squares regression of a series of h-indices measured at different time points of an author's career, while forcing the intercept through zero at the start of their career (prior to first publication).

History

Yearmls
19971.0000
19981.4000
19991.1429
20001.2000
20011.2000
20021.2527
20031.3143
20041.3725
20051.4561
20061.4935
20071.5494
20081.5938
20091.6459
20101.6729
20111.7081
20121.7580
20131.7877
20141.8032
20151.8089
20161.8007
20171.7955
20181.7810
20191.7599
20201.7392
20211.7189
20221.7034
20231.6840
20241.6653
20251.6507

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