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Digital Bibliography and Library Project dataset is a collection of bibliographic records of computer science publications of various authors and co-authors. It contains approximately 1.5 million bibliographic records. An algorithm for an author’s information retrieval is developed to retrieve details of specific author publications and correlation among authors. Further performance of an author is measured with parameters like consistency, contribution factor, stability, cooperativeness, and solidity. The work presented is tested on the DBLP dataset. Experimental results clearly support the claim that it works efficiently for retrieving specific author-publication records and its analysis with respect to suggested parameters.

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Author consistency contribution factor cooperativeness DBLP graph publication stability solidity

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An efficient author information retrieval tool for bibliographic record analysis

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