Fig. 4 Careers and their Q parameter.

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Fig. 4 Careers and their Q parameter. Careers and their Q parameter. (A) Left: Analytically predicted cumulative impact distributions for different Q. The plot also highlights the impact distribution of the three scientists shown in Fig. 2E. The detailed publication record of each scientist is reported on the right, documenting the notable differences between them, given their different Q. (B) Left: Individual cumulative impact distributions P(c10,i). Given the modest number of publications N characterizing most scientists and the impossibility to compute statistically meaningful distributions for many of them, each distribution is computed across all publications of all scientists with the same Qi. The color code captures their Q parameter, as shown in (A). Right: Cumulative distributions of the rescaled impact c10,i/Qi for the scientists, indicating that the individual distributions collapse on the universal distribution P(p). Roberta Sinatra et al. Science 2016;354:aaf5239 Published by AAAS