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A Study of Missing Web-Cites in Scholarly Articles: Towards an Evaluation Framework
This paper reports on a study that examined citation practice in a set of scholarly papers. After evaluating 2162 bibliographic references it was found that 48.1% (1041) of all citations used in the papers referred to a Web-located resource. A significant number of references to URLs were found to b
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