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Impact of lexical and sentiment factors on the popularity of scientific papers

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By Julian Sienkiewicz, Eduardo G. Altmann, Sienkiewicz Julian, Altmann Eduardo G
| royalsocietypublishing.org
1. Introduction The number of citations an article receives can be considered a proxy for the attention or popularity the article achieved in the scientific community. Citations play a crucial role both in the evolution of science [1–5] as well as in the bibliometric evaluation of scientists and institutions; in that case the number of citations is often tacitly taken as a measure of quality.
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