Who Cited It

Karsten Borgwardt

high confidence · 3 work(s) in this corpus · 24,625 citations across 269 works in OpenAlex · ORCID 0000-0001-7221-2393

Karsten BorgwardtKarsten BorgwardtArthur Gretton — 3 shared work(s)Arthur GrettonAlexander J. Smola — 3 shared work(s)Alexander J. SmolaMalte J. Rasch — 2 shared work(s)Malte J. RaschBernhard Schölkopf — 2 shared work(s)Bernhard SchölkopfJiayuan Huang — 1 shared work(s)Jiayuan HuangBernhard Schölkopf — 1 shared work(s)Bernhard Schölkopf
6 of 6 collaborators, ranked by collaboration weight rather than by shared-paper count. Dashed lines are collaborations between the collaborators. See how the weight is computed.
  1. Arthur Gretton
  2. Alexander J. Smola
  3. Malte J. Rasch
  4. Bernhard Schölkopf
  5. Jiayuan Huang
  6. Bernhard Schölkopf
Karsten Borgwardt collaborator line weight = collaboration weight

Works in this corpus

TitlePositionYearCited
A kernel two-sample testmiddle20122,224
A Kernel Method for the Two-Sample-Problemmiddle20071,949
Correcting Sample Selection Bias by Unlabeled Datamiddle20071,566

Is this one person?

This record carries a person-claimed ORCID and no signal that it mixes two people.

  • supportsAn ORCID is claimed by a person, not inferred, so it is the only identity assertion here that a human made.
  • supports2 distinct name form(s) across this row's works, counting a spelled-out given name and its initial as one form.
  • supportsAt most 3 distinct institution(s) inside any five-year window, which is a normal career.
  • supports78% of this row's works sit in its single largest field.
  • neutralConfidence is judged on the 3 work(s) this corpus holds, not on the author's whole output. A single-work row carries little evidence either way.

Affiliations

Max Planck Institute for Biology (2012–2012), Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (2007–2007), Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics (2007–2007), Max Planck Society (2007–2007)

In this corpus

h-index 3 over the works held here, which is a number about this corpus and not about a career.

OpenAlex record