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A framework for measuring scientific innovation integrating LLM-driven semantic reasoning and bibliometric analysis

Aug 2026 · Scientometrics · Vol 131, pp. 6909 - 6946 · 0 citations · 52 references

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Findings indicate that the proposed 3D measure outperforms single-dimension metrics in distinguishing breakthrough, disruptive and nascent research, and supports an interpretable eight-quadrant typology for innovation classification.

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