Extraction and Analysis of Publication Data of Conferences

Authors:- Sushil Gurung, Sohom Ghosh, Jayant Jaiswal and Partha Basuchowdhuri

Presented by:- Sohom Ghosh

Article id:- 315

2nd IEEE International Conference on Advances in Computing & Communication Engineering (ICACCE-2015)

1-2 May, 2015

Tula’s Institute, Dehradun, India.

Introduction

• Extraction of publication data for Conference from their respective

websites and DBLP.

• Construction and Examination of co-authorship networks from this

data.

• Distribution of Publication Frequency.

• Analysis of the effect of presence of an author as a member of

programme committee (PC).

• Dependence of acceptance of a paper in a conference on local influence.

• Comprehension of the underlying network dynamics.

Distribution of Publication Frequency

Overall Distribution of Publications

Analysis of Co-authorship Network

Top 5 Connected Components of the Conferences

Dependence of Conference on Local Influence

Conclusion & Future Work

• Extraction of possible set of features on which the acceptance of a

paper depend.

• Predicting possible set of papers that will be accepted in future.

• Automated Recommendation System for researchers to help them in

find a conference where his paper is supposed to get accepted with

high probability.

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