The total number of papers in consideration were 662. The extraction of coordinates from heterogeneous references is an expensive computation, so I do not expect to make more of them just for fun.
Friday, June 3, 2011
Geo-coordinates for citations on scientific papers
Here I draw a map for the places that either published a paper about the Bures measure or were referenced by somebody who made a paper about the Bures measure
The corresponding plot with the citations as links was created by my brother Ruben Cabrera, shown next
The total number of papers in consideration were 662. The extraction of coordinates from heterogeneous references is an expensive computation, so I do not expect to make more of them just for fun.
The total number of papers in consideration were 662. The extraction of coordinates from heterogeneous references is an expensive computation, so I do not expect to make more of them just for fun.
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Very interesting!!
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