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#' @param impact.measure is a character. It indicates the impact measure used to rank cluster elements (documents, authors or sources).
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#' It can be \code{impact.measure = c("local", "global")}.\\
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#' With \code{impact.measure = "local"}, \link{couplingMap} calculates elements impact using the Normalized Local Citation Score while
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#' using code{impact.measure = "global"}, the function uses the Normalized Global Citation Score to measure elements impact.
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#' using \code{impact.measure = "global"}, the function uses the Normalized Global Citation Score to measure elements impact.
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#' @param minfreq is a integer. It indicates the minimum frequency (per thousand) of a cluster. It is a number in the range (0,1000).
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#' @param community.repulsion is a real. It indicates the repulsion force among network communities. It is a real number between 0 and 1. Default is \code{community.repulsion = 0.1}.
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#' @param stemming is logical. If it is TRUE the word (from titles or abstracts) will be stemmed (using the Porter's algorithm).
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com<- missingData(M)
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com$mandatoryTags
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#> 1 AU Author 0 0.00 Excellent
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#> 9 CR Cited References 2 0.22 Good
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#> 14 DI DOI 36 4.01 Good
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#> 15 DE Keywords 79 8.80 Good
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**missingData** returns a list containing two data frame. The first one,
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