Sources where Citation Velocity trails the Index
These sources are quality-strong but slow-cited — often specialist journals, archival sources, or institutions whose authority outlives the citation cycle.
Which sources score well overall but have a notably lower Citation Velocity?
Semantic Scholar — Velocity -11 vs Index
- 1B·83
AI-powered academic search engine by Allen Institute for AI; ~200M+ papers indexed.
Disc A · 86·Mod-Ref A · 92·Vel B · 72·Index B · 83Signal: -11 (Velocity − Index) - 2B·83
Open-access peer-reviewed life-sciences journal; transparent peer-review (reviewer notes published).
Disc A · 90·Mod-Ref A · 88·Vel B · 72·Index B · 83Signal: -11 (Velocity − Index) - 3B·81
AI/ML model + dataset hub; open-source community for transformers + ML research.
Disc B · 80·Mod-Ref A · 92·Vel B · 70·Index B · 81Signal: -11 (Velocity − Index) - 4A·86
Oxford-affiliated research organization publishing data + visualizations on global problems; CC-licensed.
Disc A · 92·Mod-Ref A · 90·Vel B · 76·Index A · 86Signal: -10 (Velocity − Index) - 5B·82
Academic-journalism collaboration; articles authored by academics + edited by journalists; CC-BY-ND.
Disc A · 88·Mod-Ref A · 86·Vel B · 72·Index B · 82Signal: -10 (Velocity − Index)
How we computed this
For each source, we computed Citation Velocity score − composite Index and ranked the result. Sources with the largest negative difference fill this top 5. Both scores are on the 0–100 scale, so a difference of +N means the dimension scores N points below the average of all three sub-scores for that source.
Composite Index is computed as 0.35 × Citation Discipline + 0.30 × Modern Reference + 0.35 × Citation Velocity. Differences between a single dim and the composite reflect the deviation from this weighted average.
- Sources where Citation Discipline punches above the Index
- Sources where Citation Discipline lags the Index
- Sources where Modern Citation Reference outperforms the Index
- Sources where Modern Reference trails the Index
- Sources where Citation Velocity outpaces the Index
- The most balanced sources across all three dimensions
- The most lopsided sources across the three dimensions