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They do something very much like that here: webofknowledge.com ...but it's usually unusably slow. I'm curious: where would you get the data?
by wwwtyro 14y ago
They do something very much like that here: webofknowledge.com
...but it's usually unusably slow. I'm curious: where would you get the data?
- milkers 14y agoThis is the really hard part that I am thinking on. I have not explore how could it be done yet. One spark idea is that each institution can build the graphs of their own separately and than they can be combined.
- glimcat 14y agoI don't believe that the citation list is copyrightable ("copyright does not protect facts" [1]). Ergo, anyone with access to a papers database could contribute, or you could port it over from other citation graphs. Many papers databases will give you a formatted list of citations, which would be easier than trying to extract it from a set of arbitrarily formatted PDFs. [1] http://www.copyright.gov/help/faq/faq-protect.html http://www.copyright.gov/help/faq/faq-protect.html