Iterative weighted EM and iterative weighted EM′-index for scientific assessment of scholars
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Iterative weighted EM-index; Iterative weighted $$EM'$$ E M ′ -index; EM-index; H-index; $$EM'$$ E M ′ -index; Tail citation; Excess citation;All these keywords.
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