Is DBLP a Good Computer Science Journals Database?

Ariel Rosenfeld

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DBLP provides comprehensive and free computer science (CS) bibliographic data to all. But how well does it really cover CS journals? In this article, we compare DBLP’s indexed journals with those classified as CS by the leading indexing services today—Web of Science and Scopus.

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