In Altmetrics, tweets are considered as important potential indicators of immediate social impact of scholarly articles. However, it is still unclear to what extent Twitter captures the actual scholarly impact. Therefore, it is necessary to investigate the people who cite the articles and the content of the tweets with attitude towards the articles comprehensively. In this paper, we combine different indicators to identify opinion leaders in the spread of the articles, and use sentimental analysis to quantify the sentimental polarity of tweets. Altmetrics should highlight the positive role of scientific research results to the public, which is more valuable than simple numbers.</p
<p>Researchers are increasingly pressured to provide evidence that their work has impact—within the ...
Enthusiasm for using Twitter as a source of data in the social sciences extends to measuring the imp...
One of the central questions in altmetrics study is: which social media actions could be the best si...
Altmetrics is a new bibliometric subfield that uses data from online platforms and social and mainst...
This is an accepted manuscript of an article published by SAGE in Journal of Information Science on ...
In this study we examined who tweeted academic articles that had at least one Finnish author or co-a...
Changes are occurring in scholarly communication as scientific discourse and research activities spr...
Academic libraries provide resources scholars can use to measure their scholarly output, including a...
The purpose of this paper is to understand the profiles of users and their motivations in sharing re...
The increasing use of social media has found its way into the realm of professional and scholarly di...
Altmetrics is an emerging topic that has generated much interest. Most of the studies, however, have...
At present, growing numbers of researchers are interacting with different social media tools such a...
Enthusiasm for using Twitter as a source of data in the social sciences extends to measuring the imp...
The present study was carried to find out the association between twitter and citation pattern for s...
Altmetric measurements derived from the social web are increasingly advocated and used as early indi...
<p>Researchers are increasingly pressured to provide evidence that their work has impact—within the ...
Enthusiasm for using Twitter as a source of data in the social sciences extends to measuring the imp...
One of the central questions in altmetrics study is: which social media actions could be the best si...
Altmetrics is a new bibliometric subfield that uses data from online platforms and social and mainst...
This is an accepted manuscript of an article published by SAGE in Journal of Information Science on ...
In this study we examined who tweeted academic articles that had at least one Finnish author or co-a...
Changes are occurring in scholarly communication as scientific discourse and research activities spr...
Academic libraries provide resources scholars can use to measure their scholarly output, including a...
The purpose of this paper is to understand the profiles of users and their motivations in sharing re...
The increasing use of social media has found its way into the realm of professional and scholarly di...
Altmetrics is an emerging topic that has generated much interest. Most of the studies, however, have...
At present, growing numbers of researchers are interacting with different social media tools such a...
Enthusiasm for using Twitter as a source of data in the social sciences extends to measuring the imp...
The present study was carried to find out the association between twitter and citation pattern for s...
Altmetric measurements derived from the social web are increasingly advocated and used as early indi...
<p>Researchers are increasingly pressured to provide evidence that their work has impact—within the ...
Enthusiasm for using Twitter as a source of data in the social sciences extends to measuring the imp...
One of the central questions in altmetrics study is: which social media actions could be the best si...