Tek Veri Setinden Birden Fazla Yayın Yapmak
Özet
Genelde araştırmacılar büyük veri setinden makalelerini nasıl yayınlayacaklarına karar vermek zorunda kalırlar. Bu tür bir veri setinden tek ve kapsayıcı bir makale yazmak mümkün olmadığında, birden fazla makale yayınlama sorunu ortaya çıkar. Bu bölümde, etik kurallar temelinde dilimlenmiş bilimsel makaleler ile çoklu yayınlar arasındaki farklar tartışılmaktadır. Aynı veri setinden birden fazla makale yayınlamaya karar veren yazarlara da önerilerde bulunulmaktadır.
Researchers frequently have to decide how to publish articles from a large data set. When it is not possible to write a single, integrative article from such a data set, the issue of publishing multiple journal articles arises. In this section, the differences between sliced scientific articles and multiple publications are discussed on the basis of ethical rules. Recommendations are also made to authors who have decided to publish multiple articles from the same data set.
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