2026 Guoqing Chen: Computer Science Researcher – H-Index, Publications & Awards

Discipline name	D-Index	World Ranking	Current World Ranking	National Ranking	Current National Ranking	Publications	Citations
Computer Science	39	9883	9602	1244	1238	237	5194

Research.com Recognitions

2019 - Fellow of the Association for Information Systems (AIS)

Overview

Guoqing Chen is affiliated with Tsinghua University in China and has a research portfolio concentrated primarily in computer science with a substantial emphasis on artificial intelligence, sociology and political science, information systems, marketing, and management information systems. Their work spans diverse areas including digital marketing and social media, recommender systems and techniques, consumer behavior in brand consumption and identification, advanced text analysis techniques, sentiment analysis and opinion mining, advanced graph neural networks, and consumer retail behavior studies.

The research contributions of Guoqing Chen are reflected in frequent publications in several distinguished venues. Notably, their work appears in Information Systems Research, SSRN Electronic Journal, Decision Support Systems, INFORMS Journal on Computing, and IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering.

Recent publications demonstrate a broad application of their expertise. Examples include:

"Voice-based AI in call center customer service: A natural field experiment" (2023) published in Production and Operations Management
"Inferring multi-stage risk for online consumer credit services: An integrated scheme using data augmentation and model enhancement" (2021) published in Decision Support Systems
"When Images Backfire: The Effect of Customer-Generated Images on Product Rating Dynamics" (2023) published in Information Systems Research
"Signals of Competence and Warmth on E-Commerce Platforms" (2020) published in Data and Information Management
"Calibration of Voting-Based Helpfulness Measurement for Online Reviews: An Iterative Bayesian Probability Approach" (2020) published in INFORMS Journal on Computing

Guoqing Chen has actively collaborated with other researchers, having frequent coauthors such as Xunhua Guo, Qiang Wei, Ni Huang, Lingli Wang, and Yili Hong. These collaborations have resulted in multiple joint publications, indicating a well-established network within their research community.

Chen's research topics typically involve analyzing complex digital and social data to inform understanding of consumer behavior, the efficacy of recommender systems, and the refinement of advanced analytical techniques, particularly in artificial intelligence and marketing contexts.

Their professional recognitions include being named a Fellow of the Association for Information Systems (AIS) in 2019, acknowledging the contributions made within the field of information systems.

Best Publications

Business Intelligence and Analytics: Research Directions

Ee-Peng Lim;Hsinchun Chen;Guoqing Chen

259
Citations
Fuzzy association rules and the extended mining algorithms

Guoqing Chen;Qiang Wei

226
Citations
A new approach to classification based on association rule mining

Guoqing Chen;Hongyan Liu;Lan Yu;Qiang Wei

226
Citations
Network virus-epidemic model with the point-to-group information propagation

Hua Yuan;Guoqing Chen

198
Citations
Corporate Blogging and Job Performance: Effects of Work-related and Nonwork-related Participation

Benjiang Lu;Xunhua Guo;Nianlong Luo;Guoqing Chen

138
Citations
Deep learning based personalized recommendation with multi-view information integration

Yue Guan;Qiang Wei;Guoqing Chen

123
Citations
Conceptual design of fuzzy object‐oriented databases using extended entity‐relationship model

Z. M. Ma;Z. M. Ma;Wen-Jun Zhang;Weiyin Ma;G. Q. Chen

118
Citations
Fuzzy Logic in Data Modeling: Semantics, Constraints, and Database Design

Guoqing Chen

117
Citations
IDT-TAM integrated model for IT adoption

Nan Zhang;Xunhua Guo;Guoqing Chen

116
Citations
Can non-work-related social media use benefit the company? A study on corporate blogging and affective organizational commitment

Nianlong Luo;Xunhua Guo;Benjiang Lu;Guoqing Chen

114
Citations
A General Treatment of Data Redundancy in a Fuzzy Relational Data Model.

Guoqing Chen;Jacques Vandenbulcke;Etienne E. Kerre

114
Citations
Fuzzy Data Mining: Discovery of Fuzzy Generalized Association Rules+

Guoqing Chen;Qiang Wei;Etienne E. Kerre

112
Citations
Extending ER/EER concepts towards fuzzy conceptual data modeling

Guoqing Chen;E.E. Kerre

112
Citations
Bisimulations for Fuzzy-Transition Systems

Yongzhi Cao;Guoqing Chen;E E Kerre

99
Citations
Mining Positive and Negative Association Rules from Large Databases

C. Cornells;Peng Yan;Xing Zhang;Guoqing Chen

89
Citations
Discovering a cover set of ARsi with hierarchy from quantitative databases

Peng Yan;Guoqing Chen

88
Citations
Mining generalized association rules with fuzzy taxonomic structures

Qiang Wei;Guoqing Chen

82
Citations
A COMPUTATIONAL ALGORITHM FOR THE FFD TRANSITIVE CLOSURE AND A COMPLETE AXIOMATIZATION OF FUZZY FUNCTIONAL DEPENDENCE (FFD).

Guoqing Chen;Etienne E. Kerre;Jacques Vandenbulcke

81
Citations
Impact of perceived fit on e-government user evaluation: A study with a chinese cultural context

Nan Nan Zhang;Xunhua Guo;Guoqing Chen;Patrick Y.K. Chau

80
Citations
A Behavioral Distance for Fuzzy-Transition Systems

Yongzhi Cao;Sherry X. Sun;Huaiqing Wang;Guoqing Chen

79
Citations

Frequent Co-Authors

Etienne Kerre Ghent University

Hui Xiong Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

Mingsheng Ying University of Technology Sydney

Junjie Wu Beihang University

Yanjie Fu Arizona State University

Geert Wets Hasselt University

Davy Janssens Hasselt University

Bart Baesens KU Leuven

Patrick Y. K. Chau Beijing Normal University

Hongyan Liu Peking University

External Links

Personal website of Guoqing Chen

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