Add a second filter zone to compare two trends side by side
Filters A
Filters B
Papers per year (stacked by venue, filtered)
A
B
A vs B overlay
Per-venue lines (overlaid) — easier to compare growth curves than the stack.
Venue comparison
— three angles on venue impact for the current filter. 1 rewards any
one mega-cited paper; 2 asks where the biggest hits live; 3 asks for
consistent depth of high-cited work.
1 · Total citations
Σ cited_by_count. Volume — a single big hit can dominate.
2 · Avg citations / paper
Σ / #. Normalises for venue size; still biased by mega-hits.
3 · Median citations
Middle paper's cites. Outlier-resistant — the "typical paper".
4 · h-index
Largest h with h papers each ≥ h cites. Consistent depth.
5 · Top-K composition
# of top-K most-cited papers from each venue — where the hits concentrate.
6 · Avg authors / paper
Team size culture. Low = solo / small-group, high = mass-collab culture.
7 · Avg # pages / paper
Mean page length per venue. Thin black ±1σ pin shows within-venue variance. Clipped to 2–50 pages (IJRR · T-RO: up to 100) to filter out early-access placeholders and DBLP proceedings-span artifacts.
Word cloud
top terms across the abstracts of the current filter — pick an author + year range to see what they write about
Click a word to add it to the title filter.
Citation stats
computed on the current filter result — respects year range, venue selection, min-citations, and search
h-index -i10-index -mean -median -std dev -
Tip: search an author name and narrow the year range to see that author's stats for the chosen period only.
Paper list
(click column header to sort · "also:..." = same paper also listed in that venue)