Paper Info
Title
AI and Global Science and Technology Assessment
Abstract
Strength in science & technology (S&T) is the foundation of a nation's economic power, so an effective, automated means of continually assessing this strength is critical to understanding a country's economic status. Six essays on global S&T assessment present various research frameworks, computational methods, issues, and results relative to knowledge mapping, scientometrics, information visualization, digital libraries, and multilingual knowledge management.
Year
DOI
Venue
2009
10.1109/MIS.2009.68
IEEE Intelligent Systems
Keywords
Field
DocType
economic power,digital library,automated mean,technology assessment,computational method,economic status,assessment present various research,global science,knowledge mapping,information visualization,multilingual knowledge management,economics,data mining,cross domain interoperability,nanotechnology,entity resolution,science and technology,internet,text analysis,knowledge management,artificial intelligence,ai,citation analysis,social issues,competitive intelligence,natural language processing,spectrum,artificial intelligent,psychology,text mining
Competitive intelligence,Data science,Data mining,Social issues,Computer science,Interoperability,Cross-domain interoperability,Citation analysis,Knowledge management,The Internet,Competitor analysis
Journal
Volume
Issue
ISSN
24
4
1541-1672
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
2
0.50
14
Authors
13
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Hsinchun Chen19569813.33
Ronald N. Kostoff233838.42
Chaomei Chen32623221.55
Jian Zhang415319.80
Michael S. Vogeley5152.85
Katy Börner61413125.36
Nianli Ma7182.59
Russell J. Duhon8443.61
Angela M. Zoss9303.90
Venkat Srinivasan10205.79
Edward A. Fox113966921.62
Christopher C. Yang121590138.09
Chih-ping Wei1374374.20