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Is more always better? Measuring the quality of ranking data through information entropy

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Published in:Journal of Data and Information Science
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Published: 2025
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spellingShingle Is more always better? Measuring the quality of ranking data through information entropy
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Economics
Social Sciences
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title Is more always better? Measuring the quality of ranking data through information entropy
title_auth Is more always better? Measuring the quality of ranking data through information entropy
title_full Is more always better? Measuring the quality of ranking data through information entropy
title_fullStr Is more always better? Measuring the quality of ranking data through information entropy
title_full_unstemmed Is more always better? Measuring the quality of ranking data through information entropy
title_short Is more always better? Measuring the quality of ranking data through information entropy
title_sort is more always better? measuring the quality of ranking data through information entropy
topic — — — — — Business and Economics
Economics
Social Sciences
url https://sciendo.com/article/10.2478/jdis-2025-0055