Kanishka Halder
Partha Pratim Das
ABSTRACT
Academic genealogy graphs (AGGs) identify the lineage of researchers and highlight the roles of mentors and academic institutions in the evolution of a discipline. In this poster, we study EduTree, the AGG of the discipline of education. We identify the major characteristics of EduTree including the main areas of research, the pioneering institutions and the researchers with high mentorship index.
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Index Terms
- Analysis of the Academic Genealogy of Education
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