H index, also known as H index or H factor, is a new method to evaluate academic achievements. The inventor of h-index is Hirsch. H stands for "high citation", and a researcher's H index means that he has at most H papers cited at least H times. H index can accurately reflect a person's academic performance. The higher a person's H index, the greater the influence of his thesis.
The meaning of scie's h index
1 and "h index" are evaluation indexes to measure the influence of an academic researcher, based on the number and frequency of cited papers published by the researcher. Specifically, a researcher's H index refers to the number of papers cited at least H times in all his/her papers.
2. The calculation method of H-index means that a scholar's H-index is the most frequently cited N papers, and each paper is cited at least N times. For example, a researcher's H index is 10, which means that at least 10 papers have been cited at least 10 times. The higher the H index, the greater the influence of the researcher in related fields.
3. For scientific publishing institutions, H index is often an important index to evaluate the academic level and published results of scientific researchers. At the same time, it has great reference value for researchers themselves, because it can help them better locate their research direction and efforts.
4. The H index of 4.Scie is an important reference index, which can be used to evaluate the academic reputation and quality of academic journals, scholars and research institutions. At the same time, the index can also be used as one of the important bases for personal evaluation and academic competition of researchers.