Understanding CAI Calculation: A Four-Stage Process Demystified

May 16, 2025

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This article from J. Haig et al. in Nature (2014) outlines the step-by-step calculation process for CAI (citation impact indicator). Clear explanations and examples help readers grasp this crucial metric's significance.

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Understanding CAI Calculation: A Four-Stage Process Demystified

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