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Ranking and Selection from Pairwise Comparisons: Empirical Bayes Methods for Citation Analysis

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  • Jiaying Gu
  • Roger Koenker

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We study the Stigler model of citation flows among journals adapting the pairwise comparison model of Bradley and Terry to do ranking and selection of journal influence based on nonparametric empirical Bayes procedures. Comparisons with several other rankings are made.

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  • Jiaying Gu & Roger Koenker, 2021. "Ranking and Selection from Pairwise Comparisons: Empirical Bayes Methods for Citation Analysis," Papers 2112.11064, arXiv.org.
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