Peer review is a fundamental process in scholarly publishing, wherein reviewers assess and score various aspects of a manuscript (e.g., novelty, clarity, and significance) based on established evaluation criteria. However, this process demands substantial time and effort, and remains inherently susceptible to human bia...
Zi-Hao Hu, F. Fukumoto, Jian He et al.· Scientometrics· 0 citations
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