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If you can manage the mind-numbing, 1990s flash interface, here's another project that did a similar analysis: http://mapofscience.com/ http://mapofscience.com
by tel 18y ago
If you can manage the mind-numbing, 1990s flash interface, here's another project that did a similar analysis:
http://mapofscience.com/ http://mapofscience.com/
Their site shows a similar, higher resolution map of science and maps it to a sphere. Pretty interesting.
Running a literature search, Richard Klavans and Kevin Boyack published papers concerning science mapping between 2005-2006, so I imagine there was a good chance they were inspired by eigenfactor.
- apathy 18y agoTamara Munzner was doing this with hyperbolic trees back in the mid-90s at Stanford. I remember this because I always thought it was the most sensible interface for big graphs.