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You can always look at all the papers that cite the paper of interest. That provides the other direction deltas, and is something i do all the time, especially
by unlikelymordant 4y ago
You can always look at all the papers that cite the paper of interest. That provides the other direction deltas, and is something i do all the time, especially for older papers, looking for papers that might be relevant to me.
- renewiltord 4y agoAh, he was suggesting a "Reverse Bibliography" list on every paper, but we do, in fact, already have that: it's what you're talking about. The "cited in" section all the science search engines offer.
- hinkley 4y agoNot a full reverse list, just for the ones that tried to reproduce the results. The websites can handle the rest.
- renewiltord 4y agoI see. Everything that is "same experimental design" with the same starting hypothesis. I like it.