It is not a question. This is the map of "Mechanical Properties of Materials" topic.
There are 20 topics from 3725 articles which have words Mechanical Properties of Materials in their titles. Each topic is represented with 20 words and 20 phrases through wich it is discussed in these articles. In addition each topic has qotes from two articles in which it is most manifested.
Feel free to ask the analysis of more specific topic.
Could you please describe the point of presenting this information in this form
Good afternoon. We aimed to help the scientific supervisors in selecting topics for their graduate students, defended postgraduate students in the search for a further independent path, young researchers in the orientation in their topic. These tasks are associated with the review of a large volume of material. We consider the problems as follows:
A. Find the basic articles - a few best articles containing basic information on the topic; B. Find articles containing new methods, new information on the topic; C. Find terms - names of objects, properties, processes, methods that will be encountered in future research; D. Find the questions that arise in front of the researcher in the course of work on the topic, let's call them "subtopics".
With respect to the definition of a sub-topic on an array of texts. Automatic methods can characterize the topic only through its main terms. Therefore, this form. It is difficult to read, but this is the result of processing several thousand articles, which is difficult to be done manually.
We can try other topic.
Thanks a lot for your quick response!
Excuse me, may be it is only my problem, but I do not really understand how these arrays of unsorted information can be used without any searching engines like http://therpro.hanyang.ac.kr/top/ or structuring in tables like old school's reference books...
The experience of topic_report reading is in this way:
- to integrate the words and phrases on one subtopic in one thrase (if it is possible) that may be said will be its name, the whole list of subtopics gives the ideas on what subdirections are in the whole topic;
- the reading of terms (words and phrases) is the process during which we are waiting the term which will become interesting for us, through this the new ideas can be intiated and new search queries be constructed.
Addition. The themes can not be analyzed successfully to an equal degree. Example: to find the very highest elevations in the area, where there are thousands of them and they are about the same height. More specific topics in the field of "Mechanical properties of materials", namely those that are of interest to a particular researcher, can have more inspiring results of analysis. I expect proposals, especially since nothing is required of you, except the topic itself.
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