Jacques Savoy

Output—

Not yet scored: the underlying publication-output data is insufficient. This axis would measure total works produced, recent output volume, and productivity trends across the career, none of which can be reliably derived from the current snapshot.

Impact—

Not yet scored: citation-based impact data is insufficient. This axis would measure citation counts, citation trajectory, and influence on subsequent research, so no estimate is offered until those metrics become available.

Focus0/100

The focus score is 0, reflecting near-uniform spread rather than concentration: the field distribution assigns an equal one-third weight to quantitative linguistics/stylometry, computational stylometry, and political stylometry, and topic counts range widely from web data mining (47) to information retrieval and search behavior (86) and topic modeling (83). The method is coherent, but the work deliberately spans several adjacent text-analysis problems.

Collaboration22/100

The collaboration score is 22, consistent with a compact network: only 2 distinct coauthors appear in the recent record, and the recurring partners are Dominique Labbe and Cyril Labbe. Two of the three 2026 catalog papers position him as first and corresponding author and the third lists him last, indicating small self-led teams rather than large distributed collaborations.

Activity72/100

The activity score is 72, supported by 11 works in the recent three-year window and a publication record spanning 1989 through 2026. Annual output peaked at 16 works in 2010, with 14 in 2009 and 14 in 2020, and continues with 4 works in 2025 and 2 in 2026, indicating sustained late-career productivity.

Reproducibility55/100

The reproducibility score is 55, averaged across 3 papers reviewed. Verdicts describe the work as transparent with solid stylometric method, but flag missing benchmarks and multiplicity control, small dependent samples, and format confounds; all three papers carry a medium reproducibility-readiness rating.