Hello,
I have three same papers which have different numbers of citations and different number of readings and I would like to merge these three papers in one paper with taking account of a new number of citations and readings.Is it possible to do this manipulation?
Thanking for advance for your help.
Ph.Vieillard
As long as the contents flow... Should be possible I suppose. You can submit your final paper to the journal of your choice and see whether or not that journal accepts it.
There is no such function in user's profile like in Scholar Google, but citing is counted here automatically when you remove duplicate. Reads and recommendations probably not yet.
As long as the contents flow... Should be possible I suppose. You can submit your final paper to the journal of your choice and see whether or not that journal accepts it.
I think by "three same papers" you mean three entries at ResearchGate (RG) for the same paper (i.e. one paper in three different pages). For this, see "I’ve found a duplicate publication" in https://explore.researchgate.net/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=950413. When you will make the three entries identical, RG will automatically merge these together with reads and citations. However, my experience is that this works often, but not always.
If you would like to merge the three papers in one paper , than i think the composed one will be review paper of the old papers..
Two same papers means two papers registered on RG but showing diiferent date or different titles but have the same original paper published in scientific community. These two papers have their own citations , recommandations, scientific interest and readers . in RG. The aim is to merge these two different qualifications in a one paper in order to increase the impact of the paper in the scientific community.
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