Right now I'm maintaining two graphs of texts and their bibliographic information:
One generated from the main bibliography I've been manually compiling
A big set of rdf.xml files exported from Zotero, and gathered from syllabus URLs
The text graph should pull all this material together, but should annotate somehow the origin of the bibliographic entry, and/or the probably quality of the entry, since some are pretty far-fetched inferences (see #12).
The next thing that needs to happen is building out the network of citations in this text graph. An article/paper that cites another should have this encoded somehow using the Citation Typing Ontology.
To find out how papers cite each other, we could:
Look up papers using the Semantic Scholar API, which gives us some data about the references
Use Étudier to pull citations from Google Scholar.
And maybe there could be other ways of doing this, too. Comments and suggestions are welcome.
Right now I'm maintaining two graphs of texts and their bibliographic information:
The text graph should pull all this material together, but should annotate somehow the origin of the bibliographic entry, and/or the probably quality of the entry, since some are pretty far-fetched inferences (see #12).
The next thing that needs to happen is building out the network of citations in this text graph. An article/paper that cites another should have this encoded somehow using the Citation Typing Ontology.
To find out how papers cite each other, we could:
And maybe there could be other ways of doing this, too. Comments and suggestions are welcome.