Journal productivity distribution: Quantitative study of dynamic behavior

Vesna Oluić-Vuković

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In this study, the relation between the distribution curve shape and the structural characteristics of data over an extending time interval is examined. It is found that the distribution curve shape varies over time, and tends to the S-shape as a consequence of the changes in the internal structure of data. The approach applied in the analysis of experimental data involves subdivision of data sets into subsets obtained by dividing the period over which the data are collected into several subperiods. © 1992 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

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