Top 10 PLoS Articles based on online usage
Posted by attilacsordas on September 16, 2009
Big news at PLoS: today Mark Patterson announced on the PLoS blog that
“As part of our ongoing article-level metrics program, we’re delighted to announce that all seven PLoS journals will now provide online usage data for published articles”.
I downloaded the entire dataset and as a starter sorted it according to Combined Usage = numbers of HTML page views (the full text version of our articles) + PDF downloads + XML downloads
Here is the Top Ten most viewed PLoS articles according to the newly released article-metrics (read the FAQ too).
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This is the coolest thing. I’ve been looking for articles and how to determine which are the most viewed. I didn’t even realize you could download this info. Sweet!
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I’ve been looking for info on PLOS articles. This is terrific
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