Co-author impact factor

Co-author impact factor is a derived metric that assesses the influence of an author’s collaborators based on their publication activity and citation history.

What is co-author impact factor?

Co-author impact factor evaluates the strength of an individual’s professional network by analyzing the impact and reputation of the researchers they have co-authored with. It combines bibliometric data such as publication frequency, journal quality, and citation metrics for each collaborator.

Why is co-author impact factor important in stakeholder profiling?

This metric helps identify Rising Stars who are connected to established leaders and are actively participating in influential research communities. It supports deeper network analysis, reveals hidden influence, and adds granularity to traditional bibliometric assessments.

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