Hello, looking at "Top h cited research" and scrolling down with "see more" I only see citations of 38 and above. Now, I'd like to have a look at all my papers and this info is not accessible for the moment. Any trick to share or let me know how to get those data? Many thansk in adcance, Imre Blank
Dear collegues.
The point is that. When loading a pdf article, not all references to literature sources are recognized. The point is not that this is a graphic file, but a correctly recognized text file. And this is probably the main problem that authors lose their quotes.
Regards, Pushkin Sergey Viktorovich
Dear Imre,
If you have an account on google scholar kindly use that. Google scholar gives you more comprehensive report on your papers, citations and articles which has cited your paper.
I agree with the above posting. If you do not have one, open it.
In RG only those citations are added which are in RG database. It is not as good as Google scholar.
Can I know difference between RG and citation...weather it with same calculation or different???
Dear Khan,
To my understanding RG is a research gate rating of your involvement and active participation on the research gate platform by sharing published works and answering questions from colleagues. Whereas citation is about the number of times people have cited your published papers.
Simple go to Google scholar, and you may visit this link for more information:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/311665448_How_to_create_Google_Scholar_profile
Regards,
Emad
To my experience there is no perfect to collect all the citations. The combination of Google citations manager and Reasearch Gate is a good way to detect most of your citations.
Dear colleagues,
I would suggest Scopus (www.scopus.com) as the most reliable source. Then Google scholar, and only later Research Gate. From this point of view, I tend to not consider Research Gate anymore, honestly. I use Research Gate to to track other researchers' work more than count the citations.
The Research Gate portal has a slightly different citation search algorithm than other scientific publication indexing databases. The Google Scholar website is equipped with an algorithm for collecting data on published scientific papers and citations, which can also search for publications that have not been placed anywhere on the Internet in an electronic version. Many other research databases do not have this function. On the other hand, the Research Gate portal is constantly improved in this respect so that the compatibility with other databases of indexation of scientific works and citations is gradually increasing.
Best regards,
Dariusz Prokopowicz
I agree with Dariusz Prokopowicz regarding RG vs. Goggle citation but have to state RG still does not give us full content of our citations as it is based on its own database.
You may upload your papers to Google Scholar, it will count your total citations automatically.
Dear collegues.
The point is that. When loading a pdf article, not all references to literature sources are recognized. The point is not that this is a graphic file, but a correctly recognized text file. And this is probably the main problem that authors lose their quotes.
Regards, Pushkin Sergey Viktorovich
Yes, I agree with Sergey Viktorovich. But I'm not interested in this, but to know who and what approaches, what are the results of research by other authors on topics close to mine
It is not necessary that one should see all the citation as why publishing , you can certainly verified your publication however you may also arrange to ask regarding citation to Research Gate .
This is my personal opinion
Scopus is the most important site to see your publication citations, RG and Google Scholar
RG vs. Goggle citation vs. Scopus citation
The three are different
Why??
In the citations section, the number of citations is mentioned, and the researcher is periodically notified of the existence of a new citation.
Dear Federico Atzori
What is the difference between Publons and Researchgate or Googleschoolar or Scopus?
Using your Google Scholar Citations account, you can see the citation counts for your publications and have GS calculate your h-index.
Dear Faraed Salman Google scholar is very good but some authorities consider Scopus only
RG is the best source of your citation but some of citation may missed
The best one is Scopus:
Find the Authors (your name as well!) here:
https://www.scopus.com/freelookup/form/author.uri?zone=TopNavBar&origin=searchauthorfreelookup
Perhaps you can try Harzing's Publish or Perish, it searches for scholarly publications and calculates a number of citations and impact metrics.
Using your Google Scholar profile, you can see the citation counts for your publications.
Better to create an account in Google Scholar, and add your all papers.
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