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Mapping of Indian computer science research output, 1999–2008

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The research output of India in computer science during 1999–2008 is analyzed in this paper on several parameters including total research output, its growth, rank and global publication share, citation impact, share of international collaborative papers and major collaborative partner countries and patterns of research communication in most productive journals. It also analyses the characteristics of most productive institutions, authors and high-cited papers. The publications output and impact of India is also compared with China, South Korea, Taiwan and Brazil.

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  1. Table 13. List of top 100 high cited papers in computer science from India. Available as supplement in electronic format of this paper.

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Keywords used or searching publication data on the following sub-fields.

Computation theory

Finite automata, regular and language or expression, context-free) and (grammar or language), recursive function, turing machine, time complexity, automata theory, computation theory.

Software engineering

Software and engineering, object-oriented design, black box and white box and testing), incremental testing, software metrics, software reliability, software standard, cocomo, capability maturity model, petri net, srs or uml.

Database management systems

“Database management system, data abstraction, data definition language” or “ddl, data dictionary, e-r diagram, relational database management system” or rdbms, query language, sql” or odl or oql, relational calculus, bi-relation or multi relation, join algorithm, shadow paging, data ware house, data structure, data manupulation language or dml, database task group or dbtg.

Internet and multimedia

Internet programming, html, xml, applete programming, http*, web server, search engine, crawler technology, internet robot, web mining, e-commerce, web security, user interface style, visual design, multimedia, ip address, firewall, internet.

Artificial intelligence

Artificial intelligence, production system and matching, problem reduction, search space, heuristic search, knowledge representation, semantic net, fuzzy and (reasoning or logic), neural and (network or language), pattern directed search, propositional and predicate logic, natural language understanding, vision understanding, speech understanding, genetic algorithm.

Computer networks

Network and protocol, wireless and (comm* or network), bandwidth and data, local area network or LAN, router, congestion and control, inter and connection and network, computer and network), Asynchronous and transfer and (mode or switch), client and server and (system or comput*), wide area network″ or WAN, broadband), packet and switch*, socket and switch*, optical and connection, gateway* and computer and network), data transfer, distributed computing, world wide web″ or WWW, packet OR circuit) and switch*, Internet and protocol, proxy and server, TCP-IP.

Computer software

Computer AND software, computer simulation, computer aided″ AND (software OR design), compiler design, object oriented program*, real time system, data mining, data acquisition, pattern and (matching OR recognition), image processing, java programming, programming language, software and architecture, software and (design or engineering or testing), user computer interface, computer graphic, graph theory.

Computer architecture

Computer architecture, (cisc or risc) and architecture, sisd, simd, misd, mimd, instruction pipelining, cache memory, virtual memory, interleaved memory, shared-memory and architecture, computer organi*, instruction format, addressing mode.

Operating system

Operating system, interrupt handling, batch-processing, multiprogramming, demand paging, cpu scheduling, concurrent process, deadlock and (prevention or avoidance or detection or recovery), spool management, directory structure, file system, multiprocessing.

Cryptology

Cryptography and cryptanalysis, (private or public) and cryptography, linear cryptanalysis, rsa system, digital signature, stream ciphers.

Computer hardware

Computer and hardware, digital signal processing, computer architecture, cmos.

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Gupta, B.M., Kshitij, A. & Verma, C. Mapping of Indian computer science research output, 1999–2008. Scientometrics 86, 261–283 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11192-010-0272-y

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