This visual tool is aim to help explore the citation network of the given publications (conference proceeding). It shows the citation word cloud, trend, diversity, author and publisher venue.
Points:
- Not clear of the scale of stream panel and the relation with spectral clustering. The benefit of using clustering techniques to show the publication in a river style is not clear.
- An across stream citation analysis would be useful, i.e. to select more than one cell of the river.
- The word meaning in the word cloud may be varied. E.g. the network is with multiple meaning across different research, even in the same domain.
- The user case showed the citation pattern of given IEEE publications, but lack of the discussion of the found pattern. This may be the key value to the target users.
- A user case that may be interesting: The given year publications are major based on which year's work? This could be a influence index for the past works (also the scholar).
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Reference:
- Heimerl, Florian, et al. "CiteRivers: visual analytics of citation patterns." IEEE transactions on visualization and computer graphics 22.1 (2016): 190-199.
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