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CiteSpace: Visualizing Trends and Patterns in Scientific Literature
01. Introduction
1.0 Upcoming Events
1.1 Where Can I Find More Information?
1.2 Geographic Distribution of Users
1.3 How Should I Cite CiteSpace?
02. Show Cases
2.1 String Theory
2.2 Terrorism Research
2.3 Mass Extinctions (1981-2001) and (2001-2010)
2.4 Orphan Drugs and Rare Diseases (2000-2014)
2.5 Regenerative Medicine (2000-2011) and (2000-2014)
2.6 Retraction of Scientific Papers
2.8 The largest networks visualized by CiteSpace
2.9 Science Mapping
03. Install and Uninstall CiteSpace
04. CiteSpace Roadmap and First Example
4.0 Web of Science
Usage Count
4.1 The Demo Projects
4.2 Clustering
4.3 Interpret Results
05. Work with Your Own Data
5.1 Collect Data from the Web of Science
5.2 Collect Data from Scopus
5.4 Data in Chinese
5.7 How to Handle Search Results
5.8 MySQL on localhost
06. Configure a CiteSpace Run
6.1 Time Slicing
6.2 Text Processing
6.3 Define Networks
6.3.1 Co-Occurring Terms
6.3.2 Bibliographic Coupling
6.4 Node Selection
6.5 Link Selection
6.6 Visualization Settings
6.7 Defer the Calculation of Centrality Scores
6.8 Edit Project Properties
07. Interactive Visualization
7.1 Nodes
7.2 Links
7.3 Labels
7.4 Timeline Views
7.5 Generate Google Earth Maps
7.6 Dual-Map Overlays
08 Text
8.1 Concept Trees and Predicate Trees
8.2 Clumping Properties
8.3 Latent Semantic Indexing
10. Connect with Other Resources
10.1 PubMed
10.2 RIS and EndNote
10.3 CSCD
10.4 Russian SCI (RSCI)
11. Advanced Topics
11.1 Information Theoretic
11.2 Structural and Temporal Properties
11.3 Structural Variation Analysis (SVA)
12. Applications of CiteSpace
12.1 Selected Publications by Us
12.2 Publications by Other Users in English
12.3 Publications by Other Users in Chinese
13. List of Freely Available Tools for Studying Scholarly Publications
13.1 Java Resources
Download
Manual
FAQ
Feedback
Grants and Sponsorship
How to Use CiteSpace
References
Tutorials
Videos
1. How to Retrieve Data From the WoS
2. Get Started
3. Dual Map Overlays
Wishlist of Features and Refinements
CiteSpace101
CiteSpace: Visualizing Trends and Patterns in Scientific Literature
01. Introduction
1.0 Upcoming Events
1.1 Where Can I Find More Information?
1.2 Geographic Distribution of Users
1.3 How Should I Cite CiteSpace?
02. Show Cases
2.1 String Theory
2.2 Terrorism Research
2.3 Mass Extinctions (1981-2001) and (2001-2010)
2.4 Orphan Drugs and Rare Diseases (2000-2014)
2.5 Regenerative Medicine (2000-2011) and (2000-2014)
2.6 Retraction of Scientific Papers
2.8 The largest networks visualized by CiteSpace
2.9 Science Mapping
03. Install and Uninstall CiteSpace
04. CiteSpace Roadmap and First Example
4.0 Web of Science
Usage Count
4.1 The Demo Projects
4.2 Clustering
4.3 Interpret Results
05. Work with Your Own Data
5.1 Collect Data from the Web of Science
5.2 Collect Data from Scopus
5.4 Data in Chinese
5.7 How to Handle Search Results
5.8 MySQL on localhost
06. Configure a CiteSpace Run
6.1 Time Slicing
6.2 Text Processing
6.3 Define Networks
6.3.1 Co-Occurring Terms
6.3.2 Bibliographic Coupling
6.4 Node Selection
6.5 Link Selection
6.6 Visualization Settings
6.7 Defer the Calculation of Centrality Scores
6.8 Edit Project Properties
07. Interactive Visualization
7.1 Nodes
7.2 Links
7.3 Labels
7.4 Timeline Views
7.5 Generate Google Earth Maps
7.6 Dual-Map Overlays
08 Text
8.1 Concept Trees and Predicate Trees
8.2 Clumping Properties
8.3 Latent Semantic Indexing
10. Connect with Other Resources
10.1 PubMed
10.2 RIS and EndNote
10.3 CSCD
10.4 Russian SCI (RSCI)
11. Advanced Topics
11.1 Information Theoretic
11.2 Structural and Temporal Properties
11.3 Structural Variation Analysis (SVA)
12. Applications of CiteSpace
12.1 Selected Publications by Us
12.2 Publications by Other Users in English
12.3 Publications by Other Users in Chinese
13. List of Freely Available Tools for Studying Scholarly Publications
13.1 Java Resources
Download
Manual
FAQ
Feedback
Grants and Sponsorship
How to Use CiteSpace
References
Tutorials
Videos
1. How to Retrieve Data From the WoS
2. Get Started
3. Dual Map Overlays
Wishlist of Features and Refinements
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CiteSpace: Visualizing Trends and Patterns in Scientific Literature
01. Introduction
1.0 Upcoming Events
1.1 Where Can I Find More Information?
1.2 Geographic Distribution of Users
1.3 How Should I Cite CiteSpace?
02. Show Cases
2.1 String Theory
2.2 Terrorism Research
2.3 Mass Extinctions (1981-2001) and (2001-2010)
2.4 Orphan Drugs and Rare Diseases (2000-2014)
2.5 Regenerative Medicine (2000-2011) and (2000-2014)
2.6 Retraction of Scientific Papers
2.8 The largest networks visualized by CiteSpace
2.9 Science Mapping
03. Install and Uninstall CiteSpace
04. CiteSpace Roadmap and First Example
4.0 Web of Science
Usage Count
4.1 The Demo Projects
4.2 Clustering
4.3 Interpret Results
05. Work with Your Own Data
5.1 Collect Data from the Web of Science
5.2 Collect Data from Scopus
5.4 Data in Chinese
5.7 How to Handle Search Results
5.8 MySQL on localhost
06. Configure a CiteSpace Run
6.1 Time Slicing
6.2 Text Processing
6.3 Define Networks
6.3.1 Co-Occurring Terms
6.3.2 Bibliographic Coupling
6.4 Node Selection
6.5 Link Selection
6.6 Visualization Settings
6.7 Defer the Calculation of Centrality Scores
6.8 Edit Project Properties
07. Interactive Visualization
7.1 Nodes
7.2 Links
7.3 Labels
7.4 Timeline Views
7.5 Generate Google Earth Maps
7.6 Dual-Map Overlays
08 Text
8.1 Concept Trees and Predicate Trees
8.2 Clumping Properties
8.3 Latent Semantic Indexing
10. Connect with Other Resources
10.1 PubMed
10.2 RIS and EndNote
10.3 CSCD
10.4 Russian SCI (RSCI)
11. Advanced Topics
11.1 Information Theoretic
11.2 Structural and Temporal Properties
11.3 Structural Variation Analysis (SVA)
12. Applications of CiteSpace
12.1 Selected Publications by Us
12.2 Publications by Other Users in English
12.3 Publications by Other Users in Chinese
13. List of Freely Available Tools for Studying Scholarly Publications
13.1 Java Resources
Download
Manual
FAQ
Feedback
Grants and Sponsorship
How to Use CiteSpace
References
Tutorials
Videos
1. How to Retrieve Data From the WoS
2. Get Started
3. Dual Map Overlays
Wishlist of Features and Refinements
2.4 Orphan Drugs and Rare Diseases (2000-2014)
Orphan Drugs and Rare Diseases: A Scientometric Review (2000-2014)
MAY 2014
DOI: 10.1517/21678707.2014.920251
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