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|Title=Integrating Scientonomy with Scientometrics
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|Author=Karen Yan, Meng-Li Tsai, Tsung-Ren Huang
|Year=2022
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|Abstract=Scientonomy is the field that aims to develop a descriptive theory of the actual process of scientific change (Barseghyan, 2015). Scientometrics is the field that aims to employ statistical methods to investigate the quantitative features of scientific research, especially the impact of scientific articles and the significance of scientific citations (Leydesdorff & Milojević, 2013). In this paper, we aim to illustrate how to methodologically integrate scientonomy with scientometrics to investigate both qualitative and quantitative changes of a scientific community. We will use a case study to achieve our aim. The case study is about a scientific community studying a physiological phenomenon called heart-rate variability (HRV). Moreover, we will argue that this methodological integration outperforms cases in which researchers only employ the resources from one of the two fields.
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|Title=Integrating Scientonomy with Scientometrics
|Resource Type=collection article
|Author=Karen Yan, Meng-Li Tsai, Tsung-Ren Huang
|Year=2022
|Cover Image=
|Abstract=Scientonomy is the field that aims to develop a descriptive theory of the actual process of scientific change (Barseghyan, 2015). Scientometrics is the field that aims to employ statistical methods to investigate the quantitative features of scientific research, especially the impact of scientific articles and the significance of scientific citations (Leydesdorff & Milojević, 2013). In this paper, we aim to illustrate how to methodologically integrate scientonomy with scientometrics to investigate both qualitative and quantitative changes of a scientific community. We will use a case study to achieve our aim. The case study is about a scientific community studying a physiological phenomenon called heart-rate variability (HRV). Moreover, we will argue that this methodological integration outperforms cases in which researchers only employ the resources from one of the two fields.
|Historical Context=
|Synopsis=
|Criticism=
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|Page Status=Needs Editing
|Publisher=
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|Collection=Barseghyan et al. (Eds.) (2022)
|Journal=
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|Pages=67-82
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