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Jacsó briefly describes the entire Scopus service and then focuses on the Scopus master database, a new database Jacsó calls "Orphan references", and new innovative features to the software: "the basic design concept, the cited reference list with citedness scores (which in the new release can be sorted by citedness score), and the handling of the 51 million record Orphan Citations subset."
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Jacsó briefly describes the entire Scopus service and then focuses on the Scopus master database, a new database Jacsó calls "Orphan references", and new innovative features to the software: "the basic design concept, the cited reference list with citedness scores which in the new release can be sorted by citedness score, and the handling of the 51 million record Orphan Citations subset."
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It is apparent that WoS and Scopus have almost identical citedness scores for many of the articles.
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Those who need a comprehensive set of papers that includes the most respected and hence most-cited articles, books and conference papers are advised to treat the hits and citedness scores in Google Scholar with much reservation.
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Its search engine often returns inflated and strange hit numbers and citedness scores; does not offer elementary search options for scholarly research; and presents the search results in a discombobulating format, such as mistaking citing journal for cited journal, citing year for cited year and chapter titles for author names.
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On the positive side, Google Scholar links to citing references if the document was cited by journals indexed in Google Scholar, and provides the immensely useful citedness score of the documents.
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Scopus has outstanding output features, including results lists displayed in a grid format, prominent display of the citedness score of items on the results lists — which can be resorted by decreasing citedness order among others — and an automatic and instant bibliometric profile of the results lists.
A Review of Elsevier’s New SCOPUS Database « ResourceShelf 2004
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On the positive side, Google Scholar links to citing references if the document was cited by journals indexed in Google Scholar, and provides the immensely useful citedness score of the documents.
Side-by-Side Native Search Engines vs Google Schola « ResourceShelf 2004
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