I just made a
Mathematica program to generate the citation graph for scientific academic publications given a specific
keyword (and some upper limit on the number of publications to treat). Some examples for three areas of my own interest are shown below
- Key word: "Bures measure"
- The same job done for "Haar measure"
It seems that the research done for the "Haar measure" is made of several unconnected niches. However, I expect that they will find some connection as I let the program run for more time.
- One final example for "Quantum control"
Bibliographic research is now easier because I can put the mouse on the top of each node and see what paper is that. Something nice would be to output the whole bibtex file.
Acknowledgements: This program was made possible thanks to the help of my friend
Josh Greig.
Could you say something abpout how you get the bibliographpic data base? I would be interested i trying to implement something like this in R! would be nice.
ReplyDeleteKjetil