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Multiple academic authors share identical full names across published literature databases.
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Multiple academic authors sharing identical names across published literature databases is a well-documented challenge in bibliometrics, driving extensive research into author name disambiguation algorithms.

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2011 · cited by 174
Addresses author name disambiguation in bibliometrics, which is necessary precisely because multiple authors share identical names in research databases.
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2020 · cited by 58
Discusses the challenge of author name disambiguation in bibliometrics, confirming that distinguishing between different individuals with the same name is an important task.
2018 · cited by 21
Notes that author name disambiguation is required to cluster unique author names from publication records because name ambiguity is a known issue in scholarly databases.
2014 · cited by 19
Examines how initial-based name ambiguity affects coauthorship networks, confirming that name collisions occur in scholarly databases.
2025 · cited by 5
States that the situation of authors sharing the same name in literature databases is intensifying with the growing number of publications.
2025 · cited by 2
Notes that methodological inconsistencies in author name disambiguation persist across studies exploring scholarly metrics.
2023 · cited by 2
Explains that multiple people share the same name in the real world and in academic databases, leading to performance degradation and misattribution.
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