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CiteScore
CiteScore
CiteScore measures average citations received per document published in the serial.
SJR
SCImago Journal Rank
SCImago Journal Rank measures weighted citations received by the serial. Citation weighting depends on subject field and prestige (SJR) of the citing serial.
SNIP
Source Normalized Impact per Paper
Source Normalized Impact per Paper measures actual citations received relative to citations expected for the serial’s subject field.
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CiteScore rank
Depending on the year, CiteScore rank categories might differ from the source subject areas. For more information, view the help file.
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CiteScore rank & trend
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CiteScore presets
CiteScore presets
CiteScore presets
The CiteScore preset displays an adjusted CiteScore value based on the pre-selected document type set. This overview provides and alternative insight for the purpose of transparency.
CiteScore presets
The CiteScore preset displays an adjusted CiteScore value based on the pre-selected document type set. This overview provides and alternative insight for the purpose of transparency.
Based on feedback, we are offering the presets below that rethink the documents types included in the CiteScore calculation. Alongside the inclusion of all the document types (the current CiteScore approach), you can see the effect of restricting the calculation to any of three different sets of document types in both the numerator (citations) and denominator (publications).
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3-year publication window
The 3-year CiteScore time window was chosen as a best fit for all subject areas. Research shows that a 3-year publication window is long enough to capture the citation peak of the majority of disciplines.
Document types
All types of documents (research articles, review articles, conference proceedings, editorials errata, letters, notes, and short surveys) are included in the CiteScore calculation. Although articles in press are included in Scopus they are not included in the calculation.
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