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A Scientometric Study of Neurocomputing
Publications (1992–2018): An Aerial Overview of
Intrinsic Structure
Manvendra Janmaijaya 1 , Amit K. Shukla 1 , Ajith Abraham 2 and Pranab K. Muhuri 1, * ID

1 Department of Computer Science, South Asian University, New Delhi 110021, India;
manvendra995@gmail.com (M.J.); amitkshukla@live.com (A.K.S.)
2 Machine Intelligence Research Labs (MIR Labs), 3rd Street NW, P.O. Box 2259, Auburn, WA 98071, USA;
ajith.abraham@ieee.org
* Correspondence: pranabmuhuri@cs.sau.ac.in

Received: 11 May 2018; Accepted: 16 July 2018; Published: 19 July 2018 

Abstract: The international journal of neurocomputing (NC) is considered to be one of the most
sought out journals in the computer science research fraternity. In this paper, an extensive bibliometric
overview of this journal is performed. The bibliometric data is extracted from the Web of Science (WoS)
repository. The main objective of this study is to reveal internal structures and hidden inferences,
such as highly productive and influential authors, most contributing countries, top institutions,
collaborating authors, and so on. The CiteSpace and VOS viewer is used to visualize the graphical
mapping of the bibliometric data. Further, the document co-citations network, cluster detection and
references with strong citation burst is analyzed to reveal the intellectual base of NC publications.

Keywords: neurocomputing; bibliometric study; scientometric mapping; co-citation analysis; Web


of Science

1. Introduction
Bibliometrics (also referred as Scientometrics) as a research area has received tremendous attention
from the scientific fraternity in recent times [1]. Bibliometrics is identified as an efficient technique to
build a general outline of a certain scientific research field. There has been a rapid development in
the field of bibliometrics in recent times attributing to social developments significantly gaining from
the advancement of the internet and computers [2]. Scientometrics therefore gives an aerial view of
scientific activity. It basically is a part of library and information science, but it has been judiciously
used in numerous other research areas like management [3,4], energy & fuels [5,6], psychology [7,8],
Dielectric and bioimpedance research [9], Selfish memes [10], and so on. Bibliometric study is not only
celebrated in the field of computer science but is also finding increasing attention in domains such as
decision support systems [11,12], bioinformatics [13,14], heuristics [15], big data [16–18], and software
engineering [19]. Moreover, there has been a quality scientometric research work contribution in last
few years, such as Fuzzy decision making [20], fuzzy theory research in China [21], Real-time operating
systems [22], Linguistic decision making studies [23], Ordered weighted averaging operators [24],
and Atanassov intuitionistic fuzzy sets [25].
Apart from subject specific bibliometric study, there are several journal specific studies, such as
Knowledge Based Systems (KBS) [26], International Journal of Intelligent Systems (IJIS) [27], IEEE
Transactions on Fuzzy Systems (TFS) [28], European Journal of Operations Research (EJOR) [29],
Computers & Industrial Engineering [30], Information Sciences (INS) 1968–2016 [31,32], Medicine [33],
Applied Soft Computing [34], and others [35–38].

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Neurocomputing (NC) is one of the most pioneering journals in the field of neurocomputing.
Throughout the years it has maintained a high reputation and is widely read by the computer science
research fraternity. NC publishes various document types, such as articles, theoretical contributions,
literature reviews, conference and workshop meeting reports, short communications, and so on.
All these document types cover a wide area of computer science discipline including signal processing,
speech processing, image processing, computer vision, control, robotics, optimization, scheduling,
resource allocation, and financial forecasting. NC not only covers the theoretical aspects but also
focuses on the practical contributions, such as simulation software environments, emulation hardware
architectures, models of concurrent computation, neurocomputers, and neurochips (digital, analog,
optical, and biodevices) [39]. The popularity of NC journal can be observed from the impact factor
this journal has acquired in such short span of time. Impact factor (IF) is the measure of the frequency
with which an article of the journal is cited in year. It is a journal metric used for analyzing the rank of
a journal. According to the latest Journal Citation Reports of the Web of Science, which is owned by
Clarivate Analytics, NC journal has an impact factor of 3.317.
The major contribution of this paper are as follows:

1. This paper reports a detailed study of the generic bibliometric impression of the journal
of NC publications by examining the most prominent articles, institutions, authors, author
collaborations, institute collaborations, country collaborations, etc.
2. The purpose of this study is to provide an intrinsic structure of NC publications and the targeted
research areas where the contributions are made.
3. A detailed study of the NC publication base is also performed to understand the knowledge base
of NC publications.
4. The top cited articles in this journal are listed to give highlights of the NC publications.
5. The data of all the documents considered for this study have been retrieved from the Web of
Science (WoS) database which comprises of several document types, such as articles, proceeding
papers, letters, editorials, and reviews.
6. Statistical techniques and analysis determines the nature of the NC citations and their structure.

The paper is organized as follows: Section 2 explains the data collection methodology, performance
indicators, and the visualization tools used in this paper. In Section 3, we have covered the
publications and citation structure, most productive and influential authors, top ranked countries
in NC, and the best institutions contribution in NC. The visualization of the publication structure
of the various entities (authors, countries, institutions, etc.) is shown with the help of the Citespace.
Then we have explained the bibliometric landscape and included the document co-citation analysis in
Sections 4 and 5, simultaneously. Finally, a conclusion is drawn in Section 6 followed by the references
used in this paper.

2. Methodology and Performance Indicators


The repository of Web of Science (WoS) is utilized for this study, which is a scientific citation
indexing service maintained by Clarivate Analytics. WoS is the first multidisciplinary bibliographic
index of journal publications designed. It is considered a standard data source for bibliometrics.
Other databases such as Scopus by Elsevier are also used by bibliometricians. The first volume of
NC came in the year 1989, however, the data for this study has been extracted from WoS where NC’s
publications are from the year 1992. Therefore the data span of this study is from 1992 to 2018. The data
was collected in December 2017. A total of 10,838 publications were retrieved for the above said period.
The query used in the search engine of WoS was “SO = Neurocomputing”. Each record of the data
retrieved from WoS comprises a number of fields such as author, author affiliation, title, abstract,
citations record, and so on.
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This study uses a range of scientometric indicators combined with statistical analysis and
visualizations tools. Associations between several entitles/variables (author, organization, or country)
have been explored, which are defined as follows:

(i) Co-citation analysis: This is another way to analyze the citation structure and provides a glimpse
of the relationships between papers, and through them other entities, inside a research domain.
It basically tells us that if two entities are co-cited, i.e., cited together more frequently then there
are closer academic or disciplinary ties between them.
(ii) Bibliographic coupling: This is the opposite of co-citation, it is the number of times two or more
entities cite the same entity. Both co-citation and bibliographic coupling indicate disciplinary
links. The number of co-authored documents identifies collaborative or co-authorship links
between two entities, directly linking authors, institutions, or countries. (By entity we mean
either an author, an organization, or a country.)
(iii) Document co-citation analysis (DCA): This explores the citation base of publications giving an
insight into the inspiration corpus.

Performance Indicators and Visual Tools: Now, we explain the various scientometric indicators
used for the analysis.

(i) Total Papers (TP)—the total number of papers from a particular source,
(ii) Total Citations (TC)—the total number of citations generated by a particular publication within
the database of WoS.
(iii) Citations per Paper (CPP)—TP divided by TC,
(iv) Hirsch index or h-index—This is equal to the number of papers (N) of an entity that has more
than N citations each [40].

Further, two of the widely used graphical mapping software’s are used, namely, VOSviewer
and CiteSpace

(i) VOSviewer is a tool for generation and visualization of bibliographic networks. It has been used
here for depicting bibliographic coupling and co-authorship between different entities VOSviewer
can be used to construct networks of scientific publications, scientific journals, researchers,
research organizations, countries, keywords, or terms. Items in VOSviewer are visualized in
terms of nodes and edges connecting theses nodes. Items in these networks can be connected
by co-authorship, co-occurrence, citation, bibliographic coupling, or co-citation links. Examples
are bibliographic coupling links between publications, co-authorship links between researchers,
and co-occurrence links between terms. Vosviewer version 1.6.5 has been used for this study.
(ii) CiteSpace [41] has also been used here for visualization and analysis document co-citation of NC
publications. It is an open source Java application used for visualizing trends from metadata of
scientific literature. Citespace version 5.0 R4 SE has been used for this study.

3. Citation Structure of NC Publications


In the year 1992, NC published 29 research articles. Since 1998, the number of publications never
dropped below 100 and the trends of publications are mostly in the increasing order. The maximum
number of 1840 articles were published in the year 2016. The years from 2015–2017 account for
approximately 40% of the total NC publications. In the year 2017, there were 1118 publications up
to the month of November, when the search query was performed, and this count will certainly
increase. For 2018, 143 papers are already included in NC. There is a strong possibility that the journal
is expected to follow the current increasing trend over the years to come.
Figure 1 shows the distribution of citations of NC publications over the years (1992–2018),
which received a total of 106,536 citations. Interestingly, the year 1992 reflects only 30 citations with a
total of 29 publications. The year 1998 accounted for a citation count of 3361 with only 108 publications,
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making this the year with the maximum citations per year. However, the maximum number of citations
were attracted in the year 2015, with a total count of 9108. The TC is not shown for 2018 as counting
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is yet to start. Moreover, the year 2006, with 335 publications, attracted comparable citations (7617)
to that which
Publications 2016
2018, 6, x publications did. On further analysis, this is found to be because of the article
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article by Huang et al. [31] where extreme machine learning is presented along with its theory and
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applications. [31] where extreme machine learning is presented along with its theory and applications.
article by Huang et al. [31] where extreme machine learning is presented along with its theory and
applications.

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Figure 1. Neurocomputing (NC) publications/year distribution.
Figure 1. Neurocomputing (NC) publications/year distribution.
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Figure 2. Citations structure of NC over the years.


Figure 2.
Table 1 displays the general Citations
citation structure
structure of NC
of NC over the years.
publications from 1992 to 2018. Here, ‘%’ is
used to represent the percentage. There are 16 papers which received more than 200 citations, which
Table 1 displays the general citation structure of NC publications from 1992 to 2018. Here, ‘%’ is
is 0.14% of the total NC publications. With more than 100 citations, we have 56 publications which
used to represent the percentage. There are 16 papers which received more than 200 citations, which
account for 0.51% of total publications. There are 2146 papers with no citations at all, which is 19.8%
is 0.14% of the total NC publications. With more than 100 citations, we have 56 publications which
of total publications. Approximately 80% of the publications had at least 1 citation; among them, a
account for 0.51% of total publications. There are 2146 papers with no citations at all, which is 19.8%
of total publications. Approximately 80% of the publications had at least 1 citation; among them, a
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major chunk was published in the last five years and thus this number is bound to change as they are
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Figure 3. Citations per year of the NC computing.
Table 1. General citation Structure in the Journal: NC (1992–2018).
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8692 vector10,838
2146 machines: robustness and sparse
% 0.14 0.51 2.65 12.64 28.40 47.64 80.19 19.8
approximation; Financial time series forecasting using support vector machines; and The self-organizing map,
respectively. The paper by Suykens et al. [44] proposed a method for obtaining robust estimates for
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regression
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machine: forecasting.
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Table 1. General citation Structure in the Journal: NC (1992–2018).

Year ≥200 ≥100 ≥50 ≥20 ≥10 ≥5 ≥1 0 TP h-Index TC CPP


2018 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 143 143 0 0 0.00
2017 0 0 0 1 4 9 264 854 1118 7 510 0.46
2016 0 0 3 21 93 419 1389 451 1840 20 5813 3.16
2015 0 0 1 73 322 715 1200 101 1301 27 9190 7.06
2014 0 1 8 106 321 576 845 57 902 31 8495 9.42
2013 0 2 13 115 296 468 663 39 702 35 8200 11.68
2012 0 0 14 89 207 296 398 29 427 36 5826 13.64
2011 1 1 20 91 189 260 350 19 369 33 5605 15.19
2010 1 2 19 94 187 261 329 16 345 36 5840 16.93
2009 0 2 27 124 235 313 389 25 414 41 7095 17.14
2008 1 7 30 115 199 277 367 26 393 40 7261 18.48
2007 1 4 24 75 151 227 322 20 342 35 5405 15.80
2006 1 3 16 82 153 219 305 30 335 35 7627 22.77
2005 1 4 17 53 97 154 233 22 255 32 3806 14.93
2004 0 0 8 46 104 161 261 34 295 27 3077 10.43
2003 4 9 21 57 92 131 210 42 252 33 5439 21.58
2002 2 5 11 47 102 162 257 51 308 31 4331 14.06
2001 1 1 6 30 67 108 230 27 257 22 2234 8.69
2000 0 2 10 27 56 97 185 34 219 24 2193 10.01
1999 0 1 5 25 47 82 162 22 184 24 1737 9.44
1998 2 7 17 40 58 79 96 12 108 30 3365 31.16
1997 0 1 3 17 26 39 59 15 74 18 982 13.27
1996 1 1 8 21 34 47 69 34 103 20 1407 13.66
1995 0 1 3 11 22 31 52 10 62 15 765 12.34
1994 0 2 3 7 11 15 25 14 39 10 516 13.23
1993 0 0 1 3 3 9 15 7 22 6 180 8.18
1992 0 0 0 1 3 9 17 12 29 6 106 3.66
Total 16 56 288 1371 3079 5164 8692 2146 10,838
% 0.14 0.51 2.65 12.64 28.40 47.64 80.19 19.8

Table 2. Top 40 cited publications in NC.

Rank Title Authors Year TC Citations per Year


1 Extreme learning machine: Theory and applications Huang GB; Zhu QY; Siew CK 2006 2762 230.17
Time series forecasting using a hybrid ARIMA and
2 Zhang GP 2003 660 44.00
neural network model
Weighted least squares support vector machines: Suykens JAK; De Brabanter J;
3 2002 615 38.44
robustness and sparse approximation Lukas L; Vandewalle J
Financial time series forecasting using support
4 Kim KJ 2003 463 30.87
vector machines
5 The self-organizing map Kohonen T 1998 462 23.10
6 Convex incremental extreme learning machine Huang GB; Chen L 2007 454 41.27
Enhanced random search based incremental extreme
7 Huang GB; Chen L 2008 376 37.60
learning machine
Blind separation of convolved mixtures in the
8 Smaragdis P 1998 361 18.05
frequency domain
Optimization method based extreme learning
9 Huang GB; Ding XJ; Zhou HM 2010 335 41.88
machine for classification
Designing a neural network for forecasting financial
10 Kaastra I; Boyd M 1996 322 14.64
and economic time series
11 The support vector machine under test Meyer D; Leisch F; Hornik K 2003 291 19.40
Evaluation of simple performance measures for
12 Duan K; Keerthi SS; Poo AN 2003 280 18.67
tuning SVM hyperparameters
(2D)(2)PCA: Two-directional two-dimensional PCA
13 Zhang DQ; Zhou ZH 2005 265 20.38
for efficient face representation and recognition
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Table 2. Cont.

Rank Title Authors Year TC Citations per Year


An approach to blind source separation based on
14 Murata N; Ikeda S; Ziehe A 2001 240 14.12
temporal structure of speech signals
Error-backpropagation in temporally encoded Bohte SM; Kok JN;
15 2002 235 14.69
networks of spiking neurons La Poutre H
Recent advances and trends in visual tracking: Yang HX; Shao L; Zheng F;
16 2011 229 32.71
A review Wang L; Song Z
Modified support vector machines in financial time
17 Tay FEH; Cao LJ 2002 194 12.13
series forecasting
Support vector machines experts for time
18 Cao LJ 2003 192 12.80
series forecasting
A comparison of PCA, KPCA and ICA for Cao LJ; Chua KS; Chong WK;
19 2003 191 12.73
dimensionality reduction in support vector machine Lee HP; Gu QM
Empirical evaluation of the improved Rprop
20 Igel C; Husken M 2003 188 12.53
learning algorithms
Determination of the spread parameter in the Wang WJ; Xu ZB; Lu WZ;
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22 Evolutionary tuning of multiple SVM parameters Friedrichs F; Igel C 2005 185 14.23
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24 1998 169 8.45
document collections Kohonen T
Asymptotic and robust stability of genetic regulatory
25 Ren F; Cao J 2008 168 16.80
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26 Natural Actor-Critic Peters J; Schaal S 2008 167 16.70
Artificial neural networks in hardware A survey of
27 Misra J; Saha I 2010 165 20.63
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Random Vector Functional-Link Net
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A new correlation-based measure of spike
29 Whitmer D; Tiesinga P; 2003 158 10.53
timing reliability
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Time-series prediction using a local linear wavelet
30 Chen YH; Yang B; Dong JW 2006 156 13.00
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31 2008 154 15.40
classification problem Zhu ZX
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33 2013 147 29.40
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34 Yao JT; Tan CL 2000 143 7.94
technical forecasting of forex
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35 2002 142 8.88
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36 Fully complex extreme learning machine Saratchandran P; 2005 140 10.77
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37 Lan Y; Soh YC; Huang GB 2009 139 15.44
learning machine
Multimodality medical image fusion based on
38 multiscale geometric analysis of Yang L; Guo BL; Ni W 2008 133 13.30
contourlet transform
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Top Authorship, Country, and Institutions


The list of most productive and influential authors is shown in Table 3. The most productive
authors are ordered by the maximum number of TP while the most influential authors are accounted
by TC. The table also describes authors with total citations, citations per paper and h-index. Cao and
Yang both have 74 publications, however, Cao received more citations of 1574 which is higher than
Yang’s citation of 510. These two are followed by Wang (TP = 72) and Zhang (TP = 64). Li and Liu
published same number of papers with a count of 60.

Table 3. Most Productive and Influential Authors in NC (1992–2018).

Rank Name Country Affiliation TP TC CPP h-Index


1 Cao JD China Southeast University 74 1574 21.27 23
2 Yang J China Beijing Institute of Technology 74 510 6.89 11
3 Wang J China Tsinghua University 72 374 5.19 12
4 Zhang HG China Northeastern University 64 899 14.05 17
5 Li J China Xidian University 60 528 8.80 13
6 Liu Y China Northeastern University 60 495 8.25 14
7 Zhang J China Beijing Institute of Technology 58 429 7.40 10
8 Wang Y China Central South University 55 344 6.25 10
9 Zhang Y China Tongji University 54 448 8.30 11
10 Yuan Y China Chinese Academy of Sciences 52 615 11.83 15
11 Li XL China Chinese Academy of Sciences 50 461 9.22 12
12 Sanchez VD USA University of Miami 50 197 3.94 7
13 Wang D China Dalian University of Technology 49 565 11.53 13
14 Wang L China Wuhan University 48 662 13.79 12
15 Liu J China Qingdao Agricultural University 45 215 4.78 8
16 Huang TW Qutar Texas A&M University 44 496 11.27 13
17 Liu YR China Yangzhou University 43 712 16.56 14
18 Zhang H China PLA University of Science & Technology 43 365 8.49 11
19 Zhang L China Hong Kong Polytechnic University 43 323 7.51 12
20 Gao XB China Xidian University 42 362 8.62 12

Again, Cao tops the list of most influential authors with TC of 1574. Zhang HG, Liu YR, Wang L
and Yuan Y are next in the list with TC of 899, 712, 662, and 615, respectively. The maximum citations
per paper (CPP) were attained by Cao (21.27), Liu (16.56), Zhang (14.05), Wang (13.79), and Yuan (11.83).
The h-index is again highest for Cao (23). Zhang (17) and Yuan (15) comes second and third
highest in the list. They are followed by Liu YR and Liu Y with same h-index of 14. Figure 4 conveys
similar information as in Table 3, for example the circles representing Cao and Zhang are the biggest
followed by Wang and Huang. Further, it depicts the author co-citation network and thus describes
the disciplinary ties between them.
The researchers from various countries are publishing in one of the computer sciences leading
journal of neurocomputing. The list of leading 25 countries which are publishing in NC is shown
in Table 4. Apart from total papers, the table also mentions other indicators such as: total
citations, citations per paper, and h-index. The countries are ordered according to the total number
of publications.
The People’s Republic of China is the most productive country which lies on the first spot
with a total publication count of 5179. It is followed by the USA (1498), England (590), Spain (564),
and Germany (492). Surprisingly, there is no developing country in the list of top 10 most productive
countries. India Ranks 11th in the list, which is a developing nation with 277 publications. The ranking
of most influential countries remains the same with respect to the most productive countries for China
(TC = 45,688) and the USA (TC = 13,933). Interestingly, then comes Singapore with 8764 citations
in only 278 publications. It is then followed by England (6596), Germany (5145), and Spain (4880).
The citations per paper shows a different image of the influence of the countries. Singapore tops the
Again, Cao tops the list of most influential authors with TC of 1574. Zhang HG, Liu YR, Wang L
and Yuan Y are next in the list with TC of 899, 712, 662, and 615, respectively. The maximum citations
per paper (CPP) were attained by Cao (21.27), Liu (16.56), Zhang (14.05), Wang (13.79), and Yuan
(11.83).
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The h-index is again highest for Cao (23). Zhang (17) and Yuan (15) comes second and third
highest in the list. They are followed by Liu YR and Liu Y with same h-index of 14. Figure 4 conveys
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Co-Citation Analysis.
Analysis.

The researchers from various countries are publishing in one of the computer sciences leading
Table 4. Most Productive Countries publishing in NC (1992–2018).
journal of neurocomputing. The list of leading 25 countries which are publishing in NC is shown in
Table 4. Apart from total papers, the table also mentions other indicators such as: total citations,
Rank Country TP TC CPP h-Index
citations per paper, and h-index. The countries are ordered according to the total number of
Peoples R China 5179 45,688 8.82 63.00
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15 Taiwan 244 2516 10.31 25.00
9 Italy 294 2825 9.61 26.00
16 Iran 174 1511 8.68 20.00
10 Singapore 278 8764 31.53 35.00
17 Saudi Arabia 170 1550 9.12 21.00
18 11 FinlandIndia 277
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19 12 Poland South Korea 276
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20 Belgium 118 2074 17.58 21.00
21 The Netherlands 111 1410 12.70 20.00
22 Scotland 104 840 8.08 16.00
23 Mexico 101 686 6.79 15.00
24 Greece 86 900 10.47 17.00
25 Malaysia 77 393 5.10 10.00
ranking of most influential countries remains the same with respect to the most productive countries
for China (TC = 45,688) and the USA (TC = 13,933). Interestingly, then comes Singapore with 8764
citations in only 278 publications. It is then followed by England (6596), Germany (5145), and Spain
(4880). The citations per paper shows a different image of the influence of the countries. Singapore
tops the list
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6, 32 the highest CPP of 31.53. Then comes Belgium (17.58), Finland (16.34), and The
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cited along with papers originating from other countries.

Figure 5.
Figure 5. Countries
Countries Co-Citation
Co-Citation Analysis.
Analysis.

The institution-wise ordering is displayed in Table 5. This table shows the total publications,
The institution-wise ordering is displayed in Table 5. This table shows the total publications,
total citations, citations per paper and h-index of institutions. Table 5 presents the most productive
total citations, citations per paper and h-index of institutions. Table 5 presents the most productive
institutions which have contributed to NC publications. The Chinese Academy of Sciences, China,
institutions which have contributed to NC publications. The Chinese Academy of Sciences, China,
produced 526 total papers with total citations of 4752. The second spot is taken by Harbin Institute of
Technology, also from China, with 219 papers. Southeast University from China takes the third spot
with 206 occurrences. The total papers from the institute with total citations and citations per paper
(CPP) are also given in the table, along with the h-index of each institution. As can be seen, most of the
institutes in the list belong to China. Interestingly, most of the universities in this table are from China.
However in terms of TC, Nanyang technological university, China stands at the top with
6862 citations followed by Chinese Academy of Sciences (4752) and Southeast University (3267).
The institutes with the highest average citation per paper (CPP) were Nanyang Technological
University, Singapore (46.68), National University of Singapore (27.46), and Southeast University
(15.86). There are 11 institutions in this list of top 25 which have a CPP of at least 10.
Two institutes have an h-index of 31, Chinese Academy of Sciences and Southeast University,
both are from China. They are followed by the Nanyang Technological University (30), Harbin Institute
of Technology, China (23), and Northeastern University, China (23). The dominance of China is also
evident here as most of the institutions in Table 5 are from China. However, among the institutions,
as shown by the institution co-citation network in Figure 6, the dominance of the Chinese Academy
of Sciences can be concluded, which overlaps with almost all the other institutions. This determines
that almost every time the publications from Chinese Academy of Sciences are cited along with all
other institutions.
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Figure 6. Institution Co-Citation Analysis.


Figure 6. Institution Co-Citation Analysis.

4. Bibliographic Landscape
Table 5. Most Productive and Influential Institutions in NC (1992–2018).
This section demonstrates the disciplinary links with the help of bibliographic coupling. The
VOSviewer visualization toolInstitute
Rank is used(Countries)
to show the coupling betweenTP TC
the authors, CPP
countries h-Index
and the
institutions.
1 Chinese Academy of Sciences, China 526 4752 9.03 31
2We have first shown Harbinthe
Institute of Technology, China 219 2123 9.69
bibliographic coupling between the authors in Figure 7. The authors 23
3 Southeast University China, China 206 3267 15.86 31
are connected by the link with different widths. More width shows more intersection or references of
4 Nanjing University of Science Technology, China 180 1943 10.79 22
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12 Nanyang Technological University, Singapore 147 6862 46.68 30
the author’s name, with the last name followed by the initials of the first name as there are 17
13 Xi An Jiaotong University, China 136 1588 11.68 many
14 Beihang University, China 132 884 6.70 16
Chinese authors whose names match closely.
15 Centre National De La Recherche Scientifique CNRS, France 128 1704 13.31 22
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20 University of Chinese Academy Of Sciences CAS, China 106 729 6.88 16
21 South China University of Technology, China 99 624 6.30 13
22 Chongqing University, China 98 1194 12.18 19
23 National University of Singapore, Singapore 98 2691 27.46 20
24 Tianjin University, China 97 613 6.32 13
25 University of London, England 96 1005 10.47 20

4. Bibliographic Landscape
This section demonstrates the disciplinary links with the help of bibliographic coupling.
The VOSviewer visualization tool is used to show the coupling between the authors, countries and
the institutions.
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We have first shown the bibliographic coupling between the authors in Figure 7. The authors are
connected by the link with different widths. More width shows more intersection or references of these
authors, or degree of overlap between the reference lists, and thus more coupling. Moreover, each node
representing the authors is also marked with three colors, red, blue and green. Each color consisting of
group of countries forms a cluster which represents that these countries in a cluster have cited each
other’s paper with more frequency. In the prominent cluster shown in red color, Wang J, Yang J, Yuan Y
are the authors whose papers are more cited by the other authors in that cluster. The Other cluster is
of a green color with authors such as: Zhang J, Wang D, Zhang HG, Zhang Y, and so on. Hammer B,
Chen I, Wang GR, and so on form the third cluster of a blue color. We have mentioned the author’s
name, with the last name followed by the initials of the first name as there are many Chinese authors
whosePublications
names match closely.
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Figure 7. Bibliographic coupling of the authors in NC.


Figure 7. Bibliographic coupling of the authors in NC.

Figure 8 shows the bibliographic coupling of the top countries/territories publishing in the NC.
The countries are denoted by the circular node with different colors. The countries are connected by
the link with different widths. More width shows the more intersection or references of these countries,
or the degree of overlap between the reference lists, and thus more coupling.
Two countries are said to be bibliographically coupled if there is intersection between the papers
cited by them. Among all the countries, China is shown as the prominent one in Figure 8 which also is
the center node of the cluster between the countries such as Singapore, South Korea, India, Turkey,
and Saudi Arabia. This suggest that these countries are most likely working on similar research areas
and also referencing similar work. Among them, most probably all of other countries in this cluster are
citing papers from China. The other visible clusters shown in red color are countries such as the USA,
England, Japan, Germany, and France. Spain, Brazil, Italy, Canada, and Taiwan form the third cluster
with a green color.
In the last visualization of this section, we have shown the bibliographic coupling among several
institutions as shown in Figure 9. The Chinese Academy of sciences is the prominent node (institution)
in the red cluster. Other institute in this clusters are Xidian University, National University of Singapore,

Figure 8. Bibliographic coupling of the countries publishing in NC.


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Peking University, and so on. This strong bibliographic coupling for Chinese Academy of Sciences
shows that most of the publications of other institutions in this cluster have cited its paper twice or
more. The cluster with the blue color has universities such as South East University, Harbin institute
of technology, King Abdulaziz University, and so on. Nanyang technology of university, Northeastern
university, University of Granada, and
Figure 7. so on form
Bibliographic the group
coupling of institutes
of the authors in NC. in the third cluster.

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is the center node of the cluster between the countries such as Singapore, South Korea, India, Turkey,
and Saudi Arabia. This suggest that these countries are most likely working on similar research areas
and also referencing similar work. Among them, most probably all of other countries in this cluster
are citing papers from China. The other visible clusters shown in red color are countries such as the
USA, England, Japan, Germany, and France. Spain, Brazil, Italy, Canada, and Taiwan form the third
cluster with a green color.
In the last visualization of this section, we have shown the bibliographic coupling among several
institutions as shown in Figure 9. The Chinese Academy of sciences is the prominent node
(institution) in the red cluster. Other institute in this clusters are Xidian University, National
University of Singapore, Peking University, and so on. This strong bibliographic coupling for Chinese
Academy of Sciences shows that most of the publications of other institutions in this cluster have
cited its paper twice or more. The cluster with the blue color has universities such as South East
University, Harbin institute of technology, King Abdulaziz University, and so on. Nanyang
technology of university,
FigureNortheastern university,
8. Bibliographic coupling ofUniversity ofpublishing
the countries Granada, in
and so on form the group
NC.
Figure 8. Bibliographic coupling of the countries publishing in NC.
of institutes in the third cluster.
Two countries are said to be bibliographically coupled if there is intersection between the papers
cited by them. Among all the countries, China is shown as the prominent one in Figure 8 which also

Figure 9. Bibliographic coupling of the institutions publishing in NC.


Figure 9. Bibliographic coupling of the institutions publishing in NC.
5. Document Co-Citation Network
This section uses citescape for visualization of NC publications. Citespace is an open source Java
based application software used for visualizing trends from metadata of scientific literature.
Furthermore, document co-citation network analysis is studied along with the visualization of
different document co-citation clusters and the references with strong citation bursts.
The document co-citation network helps to explore the citation base of NC publications and can
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5. Document Co-Citation Network


This section uses citescape for visualization of NC publications. Citespace is an open source
Java based application software used for visualizing trends from metadata of scientific literature.
Furthermore, document co-citation network analysis is studied along with the visualization of different
document co-citation clusters and the references with strong citation bursts.
The document co-citation network helps to explore the citation base of NC publications and
can be seen in Figure 10. There are nodes and links in the given network. The nodes in Figure 10
represents the cited reference, the highly cited references are labeled with their first author and its year
of publication.
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x FOR of aREVIEW
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Figure 10. Document co-citation analysis.


Figure 10. Document co-citation analysis.

The top 10 most cited references by NC publications from various sources (Journals, conferences,
etc.) The top 10 most
are tabulated cited references
in Table 6. The firstby NCpaper
is the publications
by Huang from various
et al. sources
[49] which (Journals,
proposes a newconferences,
learning
etc.) are tabulated in Table 6. The first is the paper by Huang et al. [49] which
approach called the extreme learning machine (ELM) for regression and multiclass classification. proposes a new learning
The
approach called the extreme learning machine (ELM) for regression and
paper has been cited 1283 times according to WoS. The second paper by Huang et al. [42] discussesmulticlass classification.
The
the paper
theoryhasandbeen cited 1283oftimes
applications ELM.according to WoS.
Third ranked Thepaper
is the second
bypaper
ChangbyetHuang
al. [50]etwhich
al. [42] discusses
proposes a
the
library for support vector machine (SVM) called LIBSVM. The fourth paper is a survey on ELM bya
theory and applications of ELM. Third ranked is the paper by Chang et al. [50] which proposes
library
Huangfor support
et al. [51]. Itvector
is verymachine
interesting(SVM) called
to note thatLIBSVM.
out of theThetenfourth paper
tabulated is a survey
articles six are onby ELM
Huang,by
Huang et al. [51]. It is very interesting
out of which three are co-authored by Chen. to note that out of the ten tabulated articles six are by Huang,
out of which three are co-authored by Chen.
Table 6. Top 10 Highly Cited References in NC.

Rank Title Year Source Authors


Extreme Learning Machine for Regression IEEE transactions on systems, Huang GB, Zhou H, Ding
1 2012
and Multiclass Classification man, and cybernetics X, Zhang R
Extreme learning machine: Theory and Huang GB, Zhu QY, Siew
2 2006 Neurocomputing
applications CK
ACM Transactions on
LIBSVM: A library for support vector
3 2011 Intelligent Systems and Chang CC, Lin CJ
machines
Technology
International Journal of
Hung GB, Wang DH, Lan
4 Extreme learning machines: a survey 2011 Machine Learning and
Y
Cybernetics
Letters: Convex incremental extreme
5 2007 Neurocomputing Huang GB, Chen L
learning machine
Enhanced random search based
6 2008 Neurocomputing Huang GB, Chen L
incremental extreme learning machine
Universal Approximation Using
IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON Huang GB, Chen L, Siew
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Table 6. Top 10 Highly Cited References in NC.

Rank Title Year Source Authors


Extreme Learning Machine for Regression IEEE transactions on systems, Huang GB, Zhou H,
1 2012
and Multiclass Classification man, and cybernetics Ding X, Zhang R
Extreme learning machine: Theory Huang GB, Zhu QY,
2 2006 Neurocomputing
and applications Siew CK
LIBSVM: A library for support ACM Transactions on Intelligent
3 2011 Chang CC, Lin CJ
vector machines Systems and Technology
International Journal of Machine Hung GB, Wang DH,
4 Extreme learning machines: a survey 2011
Learning and Cybernetics Lan Y
Letters: Convex incremental extreme
5 2007 Neurocomputing Huang GB, Chen L
learning machine
Enhanced random search based
6 2008 Neurocomputing Huang GB, Chen L
incremental extreme learning machine
Universal Approximation Using
IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON Huang GB, Chen L,
7 Incremental Constructive Feedforward 2006
NEURAL NETWORKS Siew CK
Networks With Random Hidden Nodes
Graph Embedding and Extensions: IEEE Transactions on Pattern
Yan SC, Xu D, Zhang B,
8 A General Framework for 2007 Analysis and
Zhang HJ, Yang Q, Lin S
Dimensionality Reduction Machine Intelligence
IEEE Transactions on Pattern Felzenszwalb PF, Girshick
Object detection with discriminatively
9 2010 Analysis and RB, McAllester D,
trained part-based models
Machine Intelligence Ramanan D.
Miche Y, Sorjamaa A,
OP-ELM: Optimally Pruned Extreme IEEE Transactions on
10 2010 Bas P, Simula O, Jutten C,
Learning Machine Neural Networks
Lendasse A

5.1. Cluster Detection and Analysis


The research patterns and emerging trends of NC publications are explored using CiteSpace.
Figure 11 displays the document co-citation clusters of NC publications. The title term of each
cluster is extracted from the title of the articles cited by NC publications using three methods namely
log-likelihood test (LLR), mutual information test (MI), and term-frequency and inverse-document
frequency (TF-IDF). For the NC publications there are a total of 187 clusters out of which the top
10 are as in the Table 7 along with the top terms from each of the above-mentioned methods LLI, MI,
and TF-IDF. Thereby, if considering LLR labels, then all the members of cluster 0 have spiking neurons
as a common research theme and cluster 1 has neural networks in common. This can further be seen
graphically in Figure 11 where all the clusters are shown. A total of 91 citing documents form the
cluster ID 1 and are labelled neural networks by LLR. It is a fairly young cluster. With a total of 84 citing
documents, cluster ID 2 is formed and is labelled Theoretical Results by LLR. Cluster ID 3 is formed of
76 citing documents and is labelled as Face Recognition by LLR. Cluster naming in Figure 11 has been
done using LLR, which visualizes these clusters over the document co-citation analysis network.
From Figure 11 and Table 7 it is quite evident that the three largest clusters are spiking neurons,
neural networks, and face recognition. Neural networks is the oldest cluster and Class is the youngest
cluster. The minimum value of silhouettes is 0.889 which shows good clustering. The largest cluster 0 is
of size 97 and a silhouette of 0.919 and is labeled spiking neurons by LLR. Figure 12 shows the timeline
view of the document co-citations of top 24 largest clusters. All of these clusters are plotted in a
horizontal manner. Further, it depicts the sequence of features of every cluster, which includes citation
patterns and relationships among the other clusters. The temporal spread of all the cluster can be seen
in Figure 12. Spiking neuron was a top research interest from 1992 to 2005 whereas neural networks
was from 2002 to 2014. Moreover, a strong connection can be seen between the neural network cluster
and convolution neural networks which is also a very obvious relationship. The temporal span of
convolutional neural network as shown in Figure 12 is from 2008 and continues until the year 2017.
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Figure 11. Document co-citations clusters.


Figure 11.Document
Figure11. co-citationsclusters.
Document co-citations clusters.

Figure 12. Timeline view of the document co-citations.


Figure 12. Timeline view of the document co-citations.
Figure 12. Timeline view of the document co-citations.
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Table 7. Top 12 clusters in NC publications.

Cluster ID Size Silhouette Label (TFIDF) Label (LLR) Label (MI) Mean (Year)
0 89 0.919 Spiking neurons Spiking neurons Nonlinear interactions 1998
1 91 0.938 Neural networks Neural networks Nonlinear interactions 2007
2 84 0.889 Neural networks Theoretical results Nonlinear interactions 1990
3 76 0.916 Face recognition Face recognition Nonlinear interactions 2007
Independent Independent
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6. Conclusions
6. Conclusions This paper presents an overall insight and the hidden structure of the journal of neurocomputing
(NC) through an extensive bibliometric study on the publications and citations history from 1992–
This paper presents an overall insight and the hidden structure of the journal of neurocomputing
2018. Over these years of its publications, NC has emerged as one of the most prominent journals.
(NC) through an extensive bibliometric study on the publications and citations history from 1992–2018.
Table 9 shows the comparison of NC with respect to the several other related journals with respect
Over these years
to the of
TP,its
TC,publications,
CPP, and IF. The NC analysis
has emerged as oneover
is performed of the
lastmost prominent
10 years journals.
of publications. NCTable
stands9 at
shows the comparison of NC with respect to the several other related journals with
the top in terms of the total number of publications with TP of 7954 and ranks at the 2nd spot in terms respect to the TP,
TC, CPP, and of IF. Thecitations.
total analysisWith is performed
respect to over the IF, last
NC10(3.317)
years of publications.
ranks above the Soft NC computing
stands at the top in
(2.472) and
terms of theEngineering
total number of publications
Applications withIntelligence
of Artificial TP of 7954(2.894).
and ranks at the 2nd spot in terms of total
citations. With respect to the IF, NC (3.317) ranks above the Soft computing (2.472) and Engineering
Table 9. Comparison of NC with other related Journals.
Applications of Artificial Intelligence (2.894).
Journal
In this paper, we have explored the publication history Induction Year bibliometric
using TP (10 Years) TC (10 Years) and
methods CPPtechniques.
Impact Factor
Information Sciences (INS) 1968 5125 102,308 20.0 4.832
It probed the publicationSoft structure
Computing and(SC) the citation history 1997 of the journal.
1620 A 14,096
total of 10,308
8.7 papers
2.472
Knowledge-Based Systems (KBS) 1987 2092 31,516 15.1 4.529
were analyzed from 1992–2018, which received a total
Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence (EAAI)
of 106,536
1988
citations
1617
(CPP = 10.33).
22,107
The
13.7
highest
2.894
publications came inTransactions
IEEE 2016, while the
on Fuzzy maximum
Systems (IEEE TFS) citations1993were received 1186 in 2015. There are
42,013 35.4 16 papers
7.651
Applied Soft Computing (ASOC) 2001 3581 56,584 15.8 3.541
which got more than 200Neurocomputing
citations and (NC) the most cited paper 1989 came in 2006, which
7954 63,491 got 2762
7.98 citations
3.317

In this paper, we have explored the publication history using bibliometric methods and
techniques. It probed the publication structure and the citation history of the journal. A total of 10,308
papers were analyzed from 1992–2018, which received a total of 106,536 citations (CPP = 10.33). The
highest publications came in 2016, while the maximum citations were received in 2015. There are 16
papers which got more than 200 citations and the most cited paper came in 2006, which got 2762
Publications 2018, 6, 32 19 of 22

to date. The most productive and influential author of NC is Cao. China and USA are the top two
nations in publications of NC. Chinese Academy of Sciences, China published the highest number of
papers. Interestingly, from the overall compilation of the bibliometric results, it is evident that China
has played a prominent role in the publications and citations structure of the NC.

Table 9. Comparison of NC with other related Journals.

Journal Induction Year TP (10 Years) TC (10 Years) CPP Impact Factor
Information Sciences (INS) 1968 5125 102,308 20.0 4.832
Soft Computing (SC) 1997 1620 14,096 8.7 2.472
Knowledge-Based Systems (KBS) 1987 2092 31,516 15.1 4.529
Engineering Applications of
1988 1617 22,107 13.7 2.894
Artificial Intelligence (EAAI)
IEEE Transactions on Fuzzy
1993 1186 42,013 35.4 7.651
Systems (IEEE TFS)
Applied Soft Computing (ASOC) 2001 3581 56,584 15.8 3.541
Neurocomputing (NC) 1989 7954 63,491 7.98 3.317

However, one thing to be noted is that there may be certain limitations in the study because of
the focus being on the data retrieved from the WoS database. The limitations include the coverage of
research publications wherein WoS omits certain research articles, a smaller database of journals which
leads to under-reported statistics, and so on. However, the data quality in WoS is tremendous and is
thus the most acknowledged source of almost all scientometric studies. Therefore, the major aim of
this paper is to reveal the current status of the NC publications by utilizing the results in WoS [54,55].
The other limitation of this study arises from the fact that it is from the metric level, that is, it deals
with the number of citations and papers. However, numbers do represent quantity but citations do not
represent the quality. Another limitation is that this study creates a profile of the NC journal rather
than the area itself, although it can be claimed that NC has been the pioneer in leading the research in
this field. Certain limitations arise due to data retrieved from WoS as not all journals are indexed with
WoS and thus an array of citations are missed. A comparison with other indexing platforms such as
Scopus, Google Scholar can be a good future scope of this study.
In conclusion, the journal of NC has played an important role in shaping academic research since
its inception. NC is certainly discovering and developing trends in the domain of soft computing.

Author Contributions: Conceptualization: P.K.M.; Methodology: A.K.S., Data Curation, M.J.; Writing—Original
Draft Preparation: M.J.; Writing—Review & Editing: M.J., A.K.S., P.K.M. and A.A.; Supervision: P.K.M. and A.A.
Funding: This research received no external funding.
Acknowledgments: The authors gratefully acknowledge the valuable comments received from the editors and
the reviewers, which has helped them in improving the paper significantly.
Conflicts of Interest: The authors declare no conflict of interest.

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