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New Directions, Shifting Perceptions:�Incorporating a new service at DST�

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Kelly Gruenwald

Research Librarian, Research Impact & Analytics

Research Information Services, DST

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The role of DST

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Facts and figures

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Research Information Services: three teams in one

RIS

RIRI

RIM

RIO

Research Information �Management

Research Information Resource Infrastructure

Research Information �Outreach

enables DST staff to discover and access information in all formats via a range of services &technologies

provides first point of contact, tailored, in-person research support beyond self-help for greater enablement

supports researchers to manage their research outputs and information

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Research Collaboration and Benchmarking Analytics - Process

First Stage�Scoping & consultation

Second Stage�Reality Check

Third Stage�Delivery

Fourth Stage�Feedback & Review

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What is currently covered?

Overview

Keyphrases

Top 5 Publications

Top 10 Countries

Top 10 Institutions

Top 5 Authors

Search information

Glossary

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Overview of Artificial Intelligence Research �Top 50 Keyphrases�based on the 6,335 publications imported from Scopus

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Overview of Artificial Intelligence Research �Top 10 Countries �data is based on the scholarly output

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INSTITUTION

SCHOLARLY OUTPUT

VIEWS COUNT

FIELD-WEIGHTED CITATION

CITATION COUNT

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United States

1,861

58,137

2.77

35,360

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China

853

26,188

1.87

10,772

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India

547

14,611

1.28

2,776

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United Kingdom

490

17,450

2.51

9,678

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Germany

377

10,595

2.68

4,030

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Spain

285

11,961

2.21

3,543

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Italy

256

10,359

2.27

3,512

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Canada

255

12,681

3.29

16,575

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France

242

6,902

1.91

2,367

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Australia

215

7,781

1.86

2,067

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Overview of Artificial Intelligence Research �Top 10 Institutions worldwide�data is based on field-weighted citation ���

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INSTITUTION

SCHOLARLY OUTPUT

VIEWS COUNT

FIELD-WEIGHTED CITATION

CITATION COUNT

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Alphabet Inc.

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4,976

9.37

12,758

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University of Oxford

30

1,603

9.20

4,205

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Pennsylvania State University

19

661

9.13

411

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New York University

24

4,835

7.33

12,371

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University of Toronto

29

5,450

7.03

12,556

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Arizona State University

23

838

6.77

530

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University of Maryland, College Park

18

648

6.64

334

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Stanford University

61

2,180

6.44

1,566

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University of Utah

20

883

6.37

563

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Cornell University

21

537

4.58

499

*A Field-Weighted Views Impact of more than 1.00 indicates that the entity’s publications have been viewed more than would be expected based on the global average for similar publications in the same database; for example, 3.87 means 287% more viewed than world average within the same database

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STANFORD UNIVERSITY�Top 5 most cited publications based on scholarly output

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SCOPUS SOURCE

CITATIONS

Computer-based personality judgments are more accurate than those made by humans

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Youyou, W., Kosinski, M., Stillwell, D.

2015

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America

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Automated Identification of Diabetic Retinopathy Using Deep Learning

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Gargeya, R., Leng, T.

2017

Ophthalmology

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Machine learning and prediction in medicine-beyond the peak of inflated expectations

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Chen, J.H., Asch, S.M.

2017

New England Journal of Medicine

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Multi-crop Convolutional Neural Networks for lung nodule malignancy suspiciousness classification

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Shen, W., Zhou, M., Yang, F. and 5 more

2017

Pattern Recognition

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Interpretable decision sets: A joint framework for description and prediction

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Lakkaraju, H., Bach, S.H., Leskovec, J.

2016

Proceedings of the ACM SIGKDD International Conference on Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining

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Nigam Haresh Shah

Stanford University, United States

H-index is 41

Documents by author is 191

Cited by 5,510 documents

Field-weighted Citation of 27.22

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AUTHORS

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SCOPUS SOURCE

CITATIONS

Implementing machine learning in health care ' addressing ethical challenges

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Char, D.S., Shah, N.H., Magnus, D.

2018

New England Journal of Medicine

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What this computer needs is a physician humanism and artificial intelligence

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Verghese, A., Shah, N.H., Harrington, R.A.

2018

JAMA - Journal of the American Medical Association

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Affiliations:

  • Mid-Western Regional Hospital Limerick (IRE)
  • University of Pennsylvania (USA)
  • Harvard University (USA)
  • OHDSI – Observational Health Data Sciences and Informatics

3 publications out of 6,335 publications

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Current state and the Road Ahead

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SOURCE INFORMATION

SciVal database, Elsevier B.V., http://www.scival.com, downloaded on 16 October 2019

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Scopus 2019 , Elsevier B.V., www.Scopus.com accessed 16 October 2019

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