22 November 2011
What's a good H for someone like me?
I have no idea. But Google Scholar Citations makes it easier to find out. They've added a feature called Google Scholar Citations that allows scholars to create their own scholar citations page that includes an H-index, which is a citation index that measures a mix of productivity and popularity in citations. It also includes other index scores and a timeline of when they were cited. I wouldn't want it used in my promotion evaluations, but it is fun to play around with.
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