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Diagnosing event dependence in computer-generated-content retraction metadata, 2010–2025

2026-08-20

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<title>Abstract</title> <p> Retraction counts are outcomes of detection, classification, and editorial action as well as records of unreliable publications. This study develops an event-dependence diagnostic for annual reason-tag counts and applies it to computer-aided or computer-generated-content (CGC) metadata. A frozen Retraction Watch/Crossref snapshot was restricted to 60,893 retractions dated 2010–2025; 9...

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1047a268-746a-5be6-ba59-a765c68daaa1
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-10458624/v1
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