Fig. 1. Research Flow
Fig. 2. Result of visualizing keywords in 1990-1999
Fig. 3. Result of visualizing keywords in 2000-2009
Fig. 4. Result of visualizing keywords in 2010-2018
Table 1. Normalized data of 3 centrality (1990-1999)
Table 2. Normalized data of 3 centrality 2000-2009
Table 3. Normalized data of 3 centrality 2010-2018
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