Configuration of search screens

The expert selection algorithms are configurable, which means you can easily decide which elements of the output to take into account. The process of calculating the Score itself is written in the Drools scripting language, so it is also easy to modify the process, as well as add new algorithms.

The existing seven algorithms are in the table below:

Below in Fig.1 and Fig.2 is shown the definition of the DorobekScientific2 algorithm. In the basic data set (Fig.10), you can set the algorithm activity flag (if you want to disable the algorithm for a while, you need to deactivate the record). In addition, we define the system name (it must be unique), the names visible to the end user, in Polish for the Polish interface and in English for the English interface, respectively, we also define explanations for users in Polish and English. You can also specify an access condition if you want the functionality to be made available only to a specific group of users.

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Fig. 1 Basic data of the DorobekNaukowy algorithm

As you can see, in the DorobekNaukowy algorithm, all possible types of achievements are taken into account for expert evaluation. In addition, for each type, you can define whether you want to see type-specific filters, and you can specify which subset of a given type the algorithm should take into account. In Figure 12, we show this for the Publications type in the  summaryMEiNScore algorithm.

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The additional publication selection condition for the summaryIF algorithm should limit publications only to articles from JCR journals. Therefore, for summaryIF, the condition is of the form:

In addition, if you consider that the user should decide on the selection of criteria for publications himself, you can check the Show advanced filters checkbox, this will show the filters on the expert search screen.