# Power Control Techniques for Interference Management-
## 3 Analysis and Findings
### Sources
#### 3.2.2 Most Locally Cited Authors, Articles Fractionalized: AF  
The phrase \"most locally cited authors\" refers to authors cited the most within a specific collection of documents [46]. In the context of this review, it measures how frequently an author in power control techniques has received citations from other authors within the same domain [38]. Table 8 shows the most cited authors from each database. Authors whose work has significantly impacted power control techniques are [PERSON] and [PERSON], [PERSON], and [PERSON], respectively, from the Scopus, WoS, and IEEE databases. As observed, the IEEE database has the highest record of most local citations per author. It is observed that [PERSON] has the highest score of citations.  
Another parameter shown in Table 8 is the Articles Fractionalized (AF). By way of definition, fractionalization, in simple terms, is the method of dividing or breaking  
\begin{table}
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**Scopus** & \multicolumn{3}{c}{**Web of Science**} & **IEEE Xplore** \\ \hline
**Sources** & **Article** & **Sources** & **Article** & **Sources** & **Article** \\ \hline IEEE access & 33 & IEEE access & 147 & IEEE access & 330 \\ IEEE transactions on wireless communications & 8 & IEEE transactions on wireless vehicular technology & 44 & IEEE open journal of the communications society & 17 \\ IEEE transactions on wireless communications & 8 & IEEE transactions on vehicular technology & 20 & IEEE transactions on wireless communications & 7 \\ IEEE journal on selected areas in communications & 6 & IEEE transactions on communications & 18 & IEEE internet of things journal & 4 \\ IEEE transactions on signal processing & 5 & IEEE internet of things journal & 17 & IEEE transactions on vehicular technology & 4 \\ IEEE transactions on vehicular technology & 5 & IEEE journal on selected areas in communications & 14 & Journal of communications and networks & 4 \\ IEEE transactions on mobile computing & 3 & IEEE open journal of the communications society & 9 & IEEE open journal of vehicular technology & 3 \\ Sensors (Switzerland) & 3 & IEEE wireless communications letters & 9 & IEEE systems journal & 2 \\  & & IEEE communications surveys & 7 & IEEE transactions on communications & 2 \\ ETRI journal & 2 & and tutorials & 7 & communications & 2 \\ IEEE wireless communications & 2 & IEEE communications & 4 & Intelligent and converged networks & 2 \\ \hline \hline \end{tabular}
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Table 7: Most relevant sources from Scopus, WoS, and IEEE Xplore.  
Figure 3: Annual scientific production per database.  
something into smaller parts or fractions [47]. It often refers to splitting a whole into smaller components or portions. For instance, in the context of AF, the research impact is divided among collaborating authors within scientific publications. It helps researchers to analyze fractionalization trends to understand collaboration patterns and the distribution of impact across different contributors [48; 49] AF evaluates the productivity and the impact of authors, research, or academic institutions. It shows the percentage of articles that a certain author or organization contributed to the total number of articles in each dataset. For instance, author, [PERSON] had a significant contribution to the field with the highest value of 0.74 in the Scopus database.