Q22, run 2026-11-04-1752-haiku

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Which has more citations, W30 or W31 (counting both versions of each): in total, and within its publication year and the two years after?

Tests: Citation windows: the older work has had more time; over the same span the newer one leads.

Expected: more_in_total = W30 more_in_window = W31

✅ R1 csv run 1 graded by code

More in total: W30 (5 citations, against 4 for W31 plus its version W42). More within the window: W31 (4 citations in 2023–2025, against 1 for W30 in 2019–2021).

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}

✅ R1 csv run 2 graded by code

More in total: W30 (5 vs 4). More in the window: W31 (4 vs 1). W30's citations are W60–W64 (5). W31 and its version W42 are cited by W62, W65, W66 and W67 (4). W30's window is 2019–2021, catching only W60; W31's window is 2023–2025, catching all four.

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}

✅ R1 csv run 3 graded by code

More in total: W30 (5 vs 4). More in window: W31 (4 vs 1). W30 (2019) is cited in 2019–2021 only by W60, while all four W31 citations (W62, W65, W66, W67) fall in 2023–2025.

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}

✅ R1 csv run 4 graded by code

W30 has more in total (5 vs 4). W31 has more in its window, 2023–2025 (4 vs 1).

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}

✅ R1 csv run 5 graded by code

More in total: W30 (5 citations vs 4). More in the window: W31 (4 in 2023–2025 vs 1 for W30 in 2019–2021). The citation rows used are W60–W64 for W30 and W62, W65, W66 and W67 for W31, which includes W67 citing W42.

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}

✅ R2 rdf run 1 graded by code

More in total: W30 (5 vs 4). More in window: W31 (4 vs 1). W30's window is 2019–2021; W31's is 2023–2025.

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}

✅ R2 rdf run 2 graded by code

More in total: W30 (5 citations vs 4 for W31 with both versions). More in window: W31 (4 citations in 2023–2025 vs 1 for W30 in 2019–2021).

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}

✅ R2 rdf run 3 graded by code

W30 has more total citations (5 vs 4, where W31's count includes its W42 version). W31 has more within-window citations (4 vs 1). The windows are 2019–2021 for W30 and 2023–2025 for W31.

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}

✅ R2 rdf run 4 graded by code

More in total: W30 (5 citations vs W31's 4). More within the window: W31 (4 vs W30's 1). W31's window is 2023–2025; W30's is 2019–2021.

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}

✅ R2 rdf run 5 graded by code

More in total: W30 (5 vs 4). More in window: W31 (4 vs 1). W31's family (W31 and W42) has 4 citations, all from 2023–2025. W30's window is 2019–2021, where only W60 falls.

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}

✅ R6 rdf+ontology run 1 graded by code

More in total: W30 (5 citations, against 4 for W31). More in window: W31 (4 citations in 2023–2025, against 1 for W30 in 2019–2021).

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}

✅ R6 rdf+ontology run 2 graded by code

More in total: W30 (5 vs 4). More in window: W31 (4 vs 1). W30 has five citers (W60–W64). Its window is 2019–2021, which includes only W60. W31 has four citers, all in 2023–2025 (W62, W65, W66, W67), and its window is 2023–2025.

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}

✅ R6 rdf+ontology run 3 graded by code

More in total: W30 (5 citations, against 4 for W31 including W42). More in the window: W31 (4 citations in 2023–2025, against 1 for W30 in 2019–2021).

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}

✅ R6 rdf+ontology run 4 graded by code

More in total: W30 (5 citations against W31's 4). More in window: W31 (4 against W30's 1). W31's window is 2023–2025, and W30's is 2019–2021.

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}

✅ R6 rdf+ontology run 5 graded by code

More in total: W30 (5 vs 4). More in window: W31 (4 vs 1). W31 includes its preprint W42, and the window is 2023–2025 for W31 and 2019–2021 for W30.

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}

✅ R5 csv+ontology run 1 graded by code

More in total: W30 (5 vs 4). More within the window: W31 (4 vs 1). W30's window is 2019–2021, where only W60 cites it; W31's window is 2023–2025, where W62, W65, W66 and W67 cite it.

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}

✅ R5 csv+ontology run 2 graded by code

W30 has more in total (5 vs 4). W31 has more within its window (4 vs 1).

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}

✅ R5 csv+ontology run 3 graded by code

More in total: W30 (5 vs 4). More within its window: W31 (4 vs 1). W30's window is 2019–2021 and W31's is 2023–2025.

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}

✅ R5 csv+ontology run 4 graded by code

More in total: W30 (5 citations against W31's 4). More in window (2023–2025 for W31, 2019–2021 for W30): W31 (4 against W30's 1).

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}

✅ R5 csv+ontology run 5 graded by code

More in total: W30 (5 citations, against 4 for W31). More in window: W31 (4, all in 2023–2025, against 1 for W30 in 2019–2021).

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}

✅ R4 csv+markdown run 1 graded by code

In total W30 has more (5 against 4). Within the window, W31 has more (4 against 1).

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}

✅ R4 csv+markdown run 2 graded by code

More in total: W30 (5 vs 4). More in the window: W31 (4 vs 1). The window is 2019–2021 for W30 and 2023–2025 for W31.

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}

✅ R4 csv+markdown run 3 graded by code

More in total: W30 (5 citations vs 4). More in window: W31 (4 vs 1). The window for W30 is 2019–2021 and for W31 is 2023–2025.

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}

✅ R4 csv+markdown run 4 graded by code

More in total: W30 (5 citations, against 4 for W31 with W42). More in window: W31 (4, against 1 for W30). W30's window is 2019–2021 and W31's is 2023–2025.

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}

✅ R4 csv+markdown run 5 graded by code

W30 has more in total (5 against 4). W31 has more in its window (4 against 1), since W30's window (2019–2021) only contains W60.

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}

✅ R3 csv+padding run 1 graded by code

In total: W30 (5 citations against W31's 4). Within the window (W31: 2023–2025, W30: 2019–2021): W31 (4 against 1).

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}

✅ R3 csv+padding run 2 graded by code

W30 has more in total (5 vs 4). W31 has more in its window, 2023–2025 (4 vs 1).

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}

✅ R3 csv+padding run 3 graded by code

More in total: W30 (5 vs 4). More within window: W31 (4 vs 1). W30 (2019) is cited by W60, W61, W62, W63 and W64. W31 (2023) and its version W42 are cited by W62, W65, W66 and W67. Only W60 (2020) falls within 2019–2021 for W30.

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}

✅ R3 csv+padding run 4 graded by code

W30 has more citations in total (5, against 4 for W31 with W42 included). Within 2019–2021 for W30 and 2023–2025 for W31, W31 has more (4, against 1).

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}

✅ R3 csv+padding run 5 graded by code

W30 has more citations in total (5 vs 4). W31 has more within its window of 2023 to 2025 (4 vs 1 for W30's 2019 to 2021 window).

JSON: {"more_in_total": "W30", "more_in_window": "W31"}