CiteGraph
A free, open-source, online citation graph
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Description
Citegraph is an opensource online visualizer of 5 million papers, 4 million authors, and various relationships. In total, Citegraph has 94 million vertices and 294 million edges. At the moment, Citegraph only has a computer science bibliography.
How to use CiteGraph?
To use Citegraph, simply visit the website and start exploring the vast database of papers, authors, and relationships. You can search for specific papers, authors, or topics to dive deeper into the world of academic research.
Core features of CiteGraph:
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Visualize 5 million papers
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Explore relationships between 4 million authors
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Analyze 94 million vertices and 294 million edges
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View computer science bibliography
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Discover most cited papers and authors
Why could be used CiteGraph?
| # | Use case | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|
| # 1 | Research paper analysis | ✅ | |
| # 2 | Author collaboration exploration | ✅ | |
| # 3 | Citation network visualization | ✅ | |
Who developed CiteGraph?
Citegraph is developed by Lee Kerley, Wolfgang Mayer, Jeanmarc Farinone, Gang Chen, Jakub Krzywda, Zhankuan Zeng, Daniel G. Norman, Alima Dammak Masmoudi, Lionel Mestre, and Rui Jia.