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Source data and code for a Scopus-based bibliometric study for female first authorship of Artificial Intelligence Research in Africa

Record type:

datasetsoftware
Creator:
SakHouBonFat
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To cite the work: Folorunso, S., Turki, H., Dossou, B., & Salami, F. (2025). African Female Authorship in Artificial Intelligence Research: A Scopus-based Bibliometric Study. In The 6th International Workshop on Democracy and AI (DemocrAI@IJCAI 2025).

Source data:

  • scopus (1).csv, scopus (2).csv, and scopus (3).csv: Output of the data retrieval from Scopus.
  • dataset.csv: Final dataset after resolving first names to their corresponding gender using genderize.io.

Source code:

  • Data Processing.ipynb: Creating the final dataset by merging the initial data and assigning gender to the first names of the scientists.
  • Data_Analysis.ipynb: Generating tables and figures for the Paper.

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Tags

Gender studies not elsewhere classifiedApplied computing not elsewhere classifiedArtificial intelligence not elsewhere classifiedHuman information interaction and retrievalInformation governance, policy and ethicsInformetricsArtificial IntelligenceBibliometricsGender RepresentationAfrican Female Scientists

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