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What proportion of papers are submitted to the archive only after peer review?Written by Tim Brody, last updated August 31 2000 10:09:20. Using data from the publication rates. Assumptions: We can see by looking at the graph of when exclusive submissions have
been made to papers, that the percentage of papers with submissions only
after their publication date is: It is possible that this figure could be much higher, as 80000 of the 130000 papers have no Journal-ref, with a high proportion of these being submitted only once. It is possible that this "set" of papers have only been submitted after being peer-reviewed, and the author has neglected to give the Journal reference. Using incremental data between Nov 1999 and Jun 2000 grep 'abs' < d_papers | uniquecol 2 | restrictcol
'3/^(199911|199912|2000)/' | papers2withjr | wc 100*(920/12742) = 7.22% of papers submitted in the period with only one submission are peer-reviewed. Using data from the archiveIf a paper has only been submitted once and contains a journal-ref entry then it must have been submitted after being reviewed. 103238 papers have had only one submission. Of these 35097 papers have got journal-ref entires. Therefore the proportion of papers that have been submitted following peer review is 100*(35097/103238) = 34.00%. Papers submitted in December 1999
grep 'abs' < d_papers | restrictcol '3/^199912/' | uniquecol 2 |
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grep 'abs' < d_papers | restrictcol '3/^199912/' | uniquecol 2 |
papers2withjr | wc 100*(112/2520) = 4.44% of papers submitted in December 1999 were peer reviewed. For january: 100*(98/2357) = 4.16% For hep-ph (dec and jan): 100*(11/688) = 1.60% For math-ph (dec and jan): 100*(9/68) = 13.24% For nucl-th (dec and jan): 100*(5/141) = 3.55% For nucl-th (dec thru jun): 100*(17/445) = 3.82% |
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