A study on the grading evaluation of foreign e-journals in medical university libraries based on cloud modeling under the citation perspective

Corresponding author: Li Li, lili09@smmu.edu.cn

DOI: 10.12201/bmr.202411.00089

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  Abstract: Purpose/Significance Aiming at the construction of foreign electronic periodicals resources in the digital resources of medical university libraries in China, this paper proposes a grading evaluation method based on the citation frequency of journals and the cloud model, which can provide a basis for the medical university librarys resource construction. Method/Process This paper takes the importance rating of foreign e-journals in medical university libraries as the research object, expresses the relative quality of journals through the total number of times each journal is cited in papers published by authors of a certain institution, establishes the quality representation matrix and generates the quality cloud of individual journals on the basis of which, through the comparison of the similarity with the cloud of standard journals, the importance rating of journals is evaluated. Based on this, the quality cloud of individual journals is generated, and the importance level of journals is evaluated by comparing the similarity with the standard journal level cloud. Result/Conclusion In the empirical part, we have completed the statistics of more than 8175 journals frequencies cited by 2070 pieces of cited literature, and randomly selected 20 journals for quality representation, and utilized the cloud modeling algorithm and similarity calculation method to finally get the grading results and the degree of certainty of each journal, which can provide a basis for the medical university librarys subsequent selection and ordering of resources.

  Key words: citation frequency; medical university library; foreign e-journals; importance rating; cloud model; similarity

  Submit time: 29 November 2024

  Copyright: The copyright holder for this preprint is the author/funder, who has granted biomedRxiv a license to display the preprint in perpetuity.
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