Suppose I'm not only interested who and which article cited my paper, but also what's the specific text they mentioned that cited my article. Is there a quick way to batch extract such information?
Abdelhak Maghchiche
To batch extract texts that cite your papers, you can use automated text extraction tools like Amazon Textract, which efficiently gather citation information from multiple documents. Additionally, machine learning-based extractors, such as those offered by MonkeyLearn, can be trained to identify and extract specific citation phrases or keywords from a dataset. These tools streamline the process, significantly reducing the time and effort needed to manually search for citation texts across numerous articles.
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