An <i>n</i> -gram analysis of <i>Communications</i> 2000--2010
Communications of the ACMPublished 24 April 2012
Daniel S. Soper, Ofir Turel
Citations24
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Applied to almost 3,500 articles it reveals computing's (and Communications') culture, identity, and evolution.
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Applied to almost 3,500 articles it reveals computing's (and Communications' ) culture, identity, and evolution.
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