I need to do a systematic review of a large topic and it would be tremendously helpful to have some software, which can take one paper, read its citations, look for them on Google Scholar, read their citations etc. and visualize the result as a network.
The very similar question is https://www.researchgate.net/post/Is_there_any_recommended_software_to_visualise_articles_papers_references_when_conducting_a_systematic_review_or_meta-analysis and the CitNet Explorer is exactly what I want, but the problem is it only works with WoS.
Do you know about any similar software, which works with GS?
I personally use the VOSviewer. It is a software that analyzes the semantic content of titles and abstracts of publications and relates them to their citation counts, and generates a bubble map to visualize the results. I am honestly not sure if it works with GS, but i think it deserves a try.
I personally use the VOSviewer. It is a software that analyzes the semantic content of titles and abstracts of publications and relates them to their citation counts, and generates a bubble map to visualize the results. I am honestly not sure if it works with GS, but i think it deserves a try.
Have you tried, The results of search term/phrase are displayed either as a "Topics" listing or as a "Visual" display. The visual display is a hub-spoke type of interactive wheel display. I am not sure if this fulfills your need.
It does NOT integrate with G Scholar results, though.
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