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Connected Papers
Main Purpose
This website allows its users to explore papers connected to the one given with its identifier in a visual graphs.
About
Four academics started the project as a weekend side project between friends. When they saw how much this tool improved their own literature search workflows and got requests from their colleges they made it public.
Features
- Supports many popular websites used in academia such as arXiv, Semantic Scholar and PubMed.
- Arranges papers in the graphs according to their similarity using Co-citation and Bibliographic Coupling. This allows users to see the connections between papers that doesn't directly cite each other.
- In the constructed graph, website highlights the shortest path from each node to the origin paper in similarity space.
- Eases the creation of bibliography for theses
- Eases the discovery the most relevant prior and derivative works
Pricing
They offer 3 packages:
Free
- 5 Graphs per month
- Connected Papers similarity graphs
- Prior and derivative works
- Multi-origin graphs
- Saved papers
- Graph history
Academic ($3-5/month)
- Unlimited Graphs
- For academics, non-profits and personal use only
- Everything else in free package
Business ($10-15/month)
- Everything in Academic package
- For business and industry
Detailed information can be found here.
They also have sponsors backing their project.
Ratings and Multi-Platform Support
They only have a website and don't have a mobile application.
They also don't have measurable ratings. They do have a twitter page with a lot of good feedback.
CiteSpace
Main Purpose
Help researchers identify and analyze emerging trends and patterns within a particular field of research. The idea behind CiteSpace is that traditional citation analysis methods are limited in their ability to identify important topics and connections within a field, and that new methods are needed to help researchers navigate the rapidly expanding landscape of academic literature.
About
CiteSpace was created by Dr. Chaomei Chen, a professor at Drexel University for visualizing and analyzing structural and temporal patterns in scientific literature.
Features
- Import data from various sources, such as Web of Science and Scopus.
- Visualize citation networks and co-citation networks in a variety of ways, including time slice maps and cluster maps.
- Analyze co-citation networks to identify important documents, authors, and journals.
- Generate keyword co-occurrence maps and analyze trends in keyword usage over time.
Pricing
They offer 3 packages:
Basic(free)
- CiteSpace: Basic version
Standard ($45)
- CiteSpace: Advanced version
- eBook: How to Use CiteSpace
- Valid on 1 computer for 1 year
Advanced ($75)
- CiteSpace: Advanced version
- eBook: How to Use CiteSpace
- Valid on 2 computers for 3 years
Products can be found here.
Ratings and Multi-Platform Support
CiteSpace offers both a desktop application and a web-based version. However, the web-based version does not offer all of the features available in the desktop application.
Although there are only a few reviews on SourceForge, CiteSpace has been downloaded around 9k times this week on SourceForge.