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Paste a title and an abstract. We place the work in its research area, then rank the journals and conferences that actually publish there. Every number comes from OpenAlex.
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See the whole thingOur own paper on distributed peer review, placed in Topic Modeling and matched against 2395 venues.
Association for Computational Linguistics
Reach
85th
Citation rate
12.3
h-index
104
Papers
895
Charge
not published
Association for Computational Linguistics
Reach
89th
Citation rate
12.8
h-index
136
Papers
1752
Charge
not published
Cambridge University Press
Reach
73th
Citation rate
7.5
h-index
85
Papers
1047
Charge
not published
How this is put together
Your text goes to OpenAlex's classifier, which places it in a research area. We then pull the venues publishing in that area, together with their citation rate, h-index, size, open access status and article charge, and rank them. We keep no copy of what you paste: the answer is cached under a one-way digest of it, never the text itself.
No number here is written by a language model. Every figure is fetched from OpenAlex, which publishes under CC0. Where a figure is missing we say it is missing rather than guess.
Citation reach is a percentile against the other venues in the same area, not an absolute score, because citation rates differ by an order of magnitude between fields and comparing across them produces nonsense.
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