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Copyright © 2017 Thomson Reuters جامعة الجوف عمادة شؤون المكتبات Journal Citation Report @ LIST OF TOP JOURNAL TITLE BASED ON IMPACT FACTOR COLLEGE OF SCIENCES SUBJECT CATEGORY : STATISTICS AND PROBABILITY JCR Data 2015 Full Journal Title Rank JCR Abbreviated Title ISSN Journal Impact 5-Year Impact (linked to journal information) Total Cites Factor Factor 1 STATISTICAL METHODS IN MEDICAL RESEARCH STAT METHODS MED RES 0962-2802 2,703 4.634 4.247 JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL STATISTICAL SOCIETY SERIES B-STATISTICAL 2 J R STAT SOC B 1369-7412 17,404 4.222 7.278 METHODOLOGY 3 ECONOMETRICA ECONOMETRICA 0012-9682 24,957 4.053 5.399 4 BRITISH JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICAL & STATISTICAL PSYCHOLOGY BRIT J MATH STAT PSY 0007-1102 1,278 3.698 2.739 5 Annual Review of Statistics and Its Application ANNU REV STAT APPL 2326-8298 74 3.045 3.045 6 ANNALS OF STATISTICS ANN STAT 0090-5364 15,680 2.780 3.921 7 Journal of Statistical Software J STAT SOFTW 1548-7660 6,868 2.379 9.066 8 STOCHASTIC ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH AND RISK ASSESSMENT STOCH ENV RES RISK A 1436-3240 2,297 2.237 2.426 9 CHEMOMETRICS AND INTELLIGENT LABORATORY SYSTEMS CHEMOMETR INTELL LAB 0169-7439 6,431 2.217 2.595 10 STATISTICAL SCIENCE STAT SCI 0883-4237 4,346 2.213 3.716 11 PROBABILITY THEORY AND RELATED FIELDS PROBAB THEORY REL 0178-8051 2,933 2.204 2.100 12 FINANCE AND STOCHASTICS FINANC STOCH 0949-2984 1,014 2.169 2.043 13 BIOSTATISTICS BIOSTATISTICS 1465-4644 3,136 2.109 2.543 14 FUZZY SETS AND SYSTEMS FUZZY SET SYST 0165-0114 13,316 2.098 2.376 15 JOURNAL OF CHEMOMETRICS J CHEMOMETR 0886-9383 3,193 1.873 2.227 16 Econometric Reviews ECONOMET REV 0747-4938 993 1.817 1.586 17 INTERNATIONAL STATISTICAL REVIEW INT STAT REV 0306-7734 1,240 1.789 2.020 18 STATISTICS AND COMPUTING STAT COMPUT 0960-3174 2,682 1.786 2.235 19 ANNALS OF APPLIED PROBABILITY ANN APPL PROBAB 1050-5164 2,485 1.755 1.833 19 JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL AND GRAPHICAL STATISTICS J COMPUT GRAPH STAT 1061-8600 2,860 1.755 2.080 21 ANNALS OF PROBABILITY ANN PROBAB 0091-1798 4,677 1.734 1.868 22 JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN STATISTICAL ASSOCIATION J AM STAT ASSOC 0162-1459 26,402 1.725 3.142 23 Advances in Data Analysis and Classification ADV DATA ANAL CLASSI 1862-5347 214 1.707 1.936 24 JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL STATISTICAL SOCIETY SERIES A-STATISTICS IN SOCIETY J R STAT SOC A STAT 0964-1998 2,360 1.702 2.106 25 JOURNAL OF BUSINESS & ECONOMIC STATISTICS J BUS ECON STAT 0735-0015 3,949 1.648 3.132 26 IEEE-ACM Transactions on Computational Biology and Bioinformatics IEEE ACM T COMPUT BI 1545-5963 1,686 1.609 1.778 27 Scandinavian Actuarial Journal SCAND ACTUAR J 0346-1238 445 1.596 1.481 28 JOURNAL OF QUALITY TECHNOLOGY J QUAL TECHNOL 0022-4065 2,096 1.578 2.412 29 MULTIVARIATE BEHAVIORAL RESEARCH MULTIVAR BEHAV RES 0027-3171 4,210 1.551 4.775 30 JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY J COMPUT BIOL 1066-5277 2,764 1.537 1.973 31 STATISTICS IN MEDICINE STAT MED 0277-6715 19,753 1.533 2.232 32 TECHNOMETRICS TECHNOMETRICS 0040-1706 6,062 1.435 2.331 33 Annals of Applied Statistics ANN APPL STAT 1932-6157 1,766 1.432 2.156 34 Extremes EXTREMES 1386-1999 502 1.400 1.450 35 Spatial Statistics SPAT STAT-NETH 2211-6753 135 1.385 1.955 36 INSURANCE MATHEMATICS & ECONOMICS INSUR MATH ECON 0167-6687 2,559 1.378 1.627 37 BERNOULLI BERNOULLI 1350-7265 1,565 1.372 1.359 38 BIOMETRICS BIOMETRICS 0006-341X 17,456 1.360 1.876 39 JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL STATISTICAL SOCIETY SERIES C-APPLIED STATISTICS J R STAT SOC C-APPL 0035-9254 2,846 1.354 1.576 40 OPEN SYSTEMS & INFORMATION DYNAMICS OPEN SYST INF DYN 1230-1612 311 1.306 0.896 41 Stata Journal STATA J 1536-867X 2,636 1.292 2.468 42 Statistical Applications in Genetics and Molecular Biology STAT APPL GENET MOL 2194-6302 1,202 1.265 1.423 Copyright © 2017 Thomson Reuters JCR Data 2015 Full Journal Title Rank JCR Abbreviated Title ISSN Journal Impact 5-Year Impact (linked to journal information) Total Cites Factor Factor 43 OXFORD BULLETIN OF ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS OXFORD B ECON STAT 0305-9049 2,069 1.247 1.478 44 PROBABILISTIC ENGINEERING MECHANICS PROBABILIST ENG MECH 0266-8920 1,580 1.241 1.662 45 PHARMACEUTICAL STATISTICS PHARM STAT 1539-1604 681 1.235 1.565 46 AMERICAN STATISTICIAN AM STAT 0003-1305 4,099 1.215 1.436 47 TEST TEST-SPAIN 1133-0686 564 1.207 1.486 48 STOCHASTIC PROCESSES AND THEIR APPLICATIONS STOCH PROC APPL 0304-4149 4,085 1.193 1.279 49 COMPUTATIONAL STATISTICS & DATA ANALYSIS COMPUT STAT DATA AN 0167-9473 5,939 1.179 1.370 50 ECONOMETRIC THEORY ECONOMET THEOR 0266-4666 1,987 1.162 1.658 51 ENVIRONMETRICS ENVIRONMETRICS 1180-4009 1,401 1.160 1.652 52 BIOMETRIKA BIOMETRIKA 0006-3444 16,241 1.130 2.016 53 Econometrics Journal ECONOMET J 1368-4221 626 1.116 1.579 54 Bayesian Analysis BAYESIAN ANAL 1931-6690 909 1.087 2.427 55 AStA-Advances in Statistical Analysis ASTA-ADV STAT ANAL 1863-8171 225 1.053 1.272 56 R Journal R J 2073-4859 271 1.045 1.813 57 JOURNAL OF TIME SERIES ANALYSIS J TIME SER ANAL 0143-9782 1,284 1.000 1.097 58 ANNALES DE L INSTITUT HENRI POINCARE-PROBABILITES ET STATISTIQUES ANN I H POINCARE-PR 0246-0203 835 0.938 1.150 59 STATISTICAL MODELLING STAT MODEL 1471-082X 426 0.932 1.161 60 SCANDINAVIAN JOURNAL OF STATISTICS SCAND J STAT 0303-6898 2,636 0.908 1.095 61 Quality Engineering QUAL ENG 0898-2112 540 0.883 1.046 62 Journal of Biopharmaceutical Statistics J BIOPHARM STAT 1054-3406 1,016 0.882 0.809 63 QUALITY & QUANTITY QUAL QUANT 0033-5177 1,700 0.867 0.929 64 JOURNAL OF MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS J MULTIVARIATE ANAL 0047-259X 3,310 0.857 1.106 65 ELECTRONIC JOURNAL OF PROBABILITY ELECTRON J PROBAB 1083-6489 1,067 0.852 0.994 66 STATISTICA SINICA STAT SINICA 1017-0405 2,411 0.838 1.611 67 LIFETIME DATA ANALYSIS LIFETIME DATA ANAL 1380-7870 651 0.810 0.979 68 JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL BIOLOGICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL STATISTICS J AGR BIOL ENVIR ST 1085-7117 683 0.790 1.055 69 METHODOLOGY AND COMPUTING IN APPLIED PROBABILITY METHODOL COMPUT APPL 1387-5841 356 0.782 0.733 70 STATISTICAL PAPERS STAT PAP 0932-5026 606 0.781 0.953 71 ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECOLOGICAL STATISTICS ENVIRON ECOL STAT 1352-8505 740 0.769 0.966 72 ANNALS OF THE INSTITUTE OF STATISTICAL MATHEMATICS ANN I STAT MATH 0020-3157 1,260 0.768 0.803 73 JOURNAL OF STATISTICAL COMPUTATION AND SIMULATION J STAT COMPUT SIM 0094-9655 1,398 0.749 0.876 74 Electronic Journal of Statistics ELECTRON J STAT 1935-7524 819 0.736 1.212 75 Astin Bulletin ASTIN BULL 0515-0361 666 0.732 1.141 76 JOURNAL OF STATISTICAL PLANNING AND INFERENCE J STAT PLAN INFER 0378-3758 3,708 0.727 0.825 77 BIOMETRICAL JOURNAL BIOMETRICAL J 0323-3847 1,730 0.683 1.128 INFINITE DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS QUANTUM PROBABILITY AND RELATED 78 INFIN DIMENS ANAL QU 0219-0257 794 0.682 0.589 TOPICS 79 Statistics in Biopharmaceutical Research STAT BIOPHARM RES 1946-6315 130 0.672 0.565 80 International Journal of Biostatistics INT J BIOSTAT 2194-573X 338 0.667 1.188 81 JOURNAL OF APPLIED PROBABILITY J APPL PROBAB 0021-9002 2,677 0.665 0.864 82 ADVANCES IN APPLIED PROBABILITY ADV APPL PROBAB 0001-8678 1,750 0.654 0.832 83 Stochastics and Dynamics STOCH DYNAM 0219-4937 330 0.644 0.698 84 STOCHASTIC ANALYSIS AND APPLICATIONS STOCH ANAL APPL 0736-2994 741 0.630 0.634 84 Stochastics-An International Journal of Probability and Stochastic Reports STOCHASTICS 1744-2508 411 0.630 0.665 86 COMBINATORICS PROBABILITY & COMPUTING COMB PROBAB COMPUT 0963-5483 749 0.627 0.847 86 Quality Technology and Quantitative Management QUAL TECHNOL QUANT M 1684-3703 161 0.627 0.625 88 Statistical Methodology STAT METHODOL 1572-3127 308 0.604 Not Available Copyright © 2017 Thomson Reuters JCR Data 2015 Full Journal Title Rank JCR Abbreviated Title ISSN Journal Impact 5-Year Impact (linked to journal information) Total Cites Factor Factor 89 ESAIM-Probability and Statistics ESAIM-PROBAB STAT 1292-8100 233 0.600 0.671 90 METRIKA METRIKA 0026-1335 671 0.595 0.637 91 LAW PROBABILITY & RISK LAW PROBAB RISK 1470-8396 108 0.594 Not Available 92 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GAME THEORY INT J GAME THEORY 0020-7276 1,116 0.577 0.713 93 APPLIED STOCHASTIC MODELS IN BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY APPL STOCH MODEL BUS 1524-1904 470 0.574 0.754 93 Statistical Analysis and Data Mining STAT ANAL DATA MIN 1932-1864 243 0.574 Not Available 95 ALEA-Latin American Journal of Probability and Mathematical Statistics ALEA-LAT AM J PROBAB 1980-0436 173 0.550 0.649 96 Sequential Analysis-Design Methods and Applications SEQUENTIAL ANAL 0747-4946 298 0.544 Not Available 97 STATISTICS STATISTICS-ABINGDON 0233-1888 314 0.530 0.506 98 COMPUTATIONAL STATISTICS COMPUTATION STAT 0943-4062 498 0.520 0.560 99 STATISTICS & PROBABILITY LETTERS STAT PROBABIL LETT 0167-7152 3,204 0.506 0.622 100 Markov Processes and Related Fields MARKOV PROCESS RELAT 1024-2953 246 0.484 Not Available 101 ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS IN PROBABILITY ELECTRON COMMUN PROB 1083-589X 456 0.467 0.669 101 Journal of Official Statistics J OFF STAT 0282-423X 628 0.467 0.740 103 JOURNAL OF THEORETICAL PROBABILITY J THEOR PROBAB 0894-9840 653 0.466 0.597 104 JOURNAL OF NONPARAMETRIC STATISTICS J NONPARAMETR STAT 1048-5252 582 0.446 0.720 105 Mathematical Population Studies MATH POPUL STUD 0889-8480 134 0.444 0.540 106 STATISTICA NEERLANDICA STAT NEERL 0039-0402 555 0.432 0.984 107 AUSTRALIAN & NEW ZEALAND JOURNAL OF STATISTICS AUST NZ J STAT 1369-1473 466 0.431 0.547 108 Brazilian Journal of Probability and Statistics BRAZ J PROBAB STAT 0103-0752 92 0.420 0.432 109 JOURNAL OF APPLIED STATISTICS J APPL STAT 0266-4763 1,608 0.419 0.630 109 REVSTAT-Statistical Journal REVSTAT-STAT J 1645-6726 132 0.419 1.134 111 SORT-Statistics and Operations Research Transactions SORT-STAT OPER RES T 1696-2281 74 0.414 0.727
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