Have you come across scite (
https://scite.ai) yet? We're also innovating in this space by extracting citation statements from full-text articles and classifying their intent.
So let's say paper A cites paper B. If you look at paper B, we show you:
- how many times it was cited
- the direct paragraphs from paper A where it was cited
- the sections from paper A where paper B was referenced
- ... and a lot more
You can also now search these citation statements directly to find evidence-based information pretty quickly.
- Short video to showcase that search: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYjCn-4uMJk
- Website with a bit more details: https://citation.to/
You can also visualize citation networks similar to ConnectedPapers, set notifications for new citations on groups of papers you're interested in, and much more.
(Disclaimer -- I work here!)
So let's say paper A cites paper B. If you look at paper B, we show you:
- how many times it was cited
- the direct paragraphs from paper A where it was cited
- the sections from paper A where paper B was referenced
- ... and a lot more
You can also now search these citation statements directly to find evidence-based information pretty quickly.
- Short video to showcase that search: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYjCn-4uMJk
- Website with a bit more details: https://citation.to/
You can also visualize citation networks similar to ConnectedPapers, set notifications for new citations on groups of papers you're interested in, and much more.
(Disclaimer -- I work here!)