Hello everyone,
I'm excited to introduce a prototype of a bibliometric analysis tool I've developed, inspired by VOSviewer but with a significant enhancement: AI-powered interpretation.
Why This Tool Stands Out:
- AI-Generated Insights: Our integrated AI automatically produces detailed analyses beneath each graph, uncovering trends and patterns that might be overlooked with traditional tools.
Main Features:
- Automatic Import and Transformation:Effortlessly convert your Scopus-exported CSV files into an organized table with columns like ID, Authors, Title, Year, Source, and Number of Citations.
- Interactive Graphical Analyses (Currently Available):
Future Vision:
I plan to expand this prototype into a comprehensive bibliometric platform with more advanced visualization options and collaborative features. Your feedback can help shape its development to better meet the needs of the research community.
Join Me as an Early Adopter:
I'm seeking input from professionals and researchers interested in bibliometric analysis to validate and improve this tool.
- Watch a 1-Minute Demo: I've prepared a short video showcasing the tool's functionalities. https://youtu.be/OKa9GG4XKyE
- Share Your Thoughts: Let me know what features you find useful and what you'd like to see in future versions.
If you're interested in exploring the tool or providing feedback, please leave a comment or get in touch with me.
Thank you in advance for your attention and collaboration.
I saw your tutorial on youtube, it's amazing, also with the AI interpretation look very, good. for example you can add in the graph of the annual publication a curve corresponding to the citations, and it's better if there is an option to download the images with high quality for publication. we are waiting for the complete version of this program to test it. I invite you to take a look at the bibliometrix R package made by the Italians its also a great tool to be inspired from.
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