Scientific visualizer in personal information management

Osiński, Grzegorz; Osińska, Veslava; Camacho, Brian

doi:10.1109/icdim.2017.8244674

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“…One of these methodologies is the visualization of the thematic content and scope of publications in an area and their relationship to an existing or parent knowledge-domain space. Osinski et al (2017) have shown that science maps can be used for the comprehensive study of different levels of scientific research. New disciplines, over the course of time, grow and may split into dissimilar components, or merely become part of a larger existing subject.…”

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“…Bibliometrics is presently generally viewed as a combination of classification and visualization methods of analysis of aggregated data to describe and summarize relevant literature (Gakvagno, 2017). Bibliometricians have used visualization, map-making and cluster analysis to address questions about the structure of science and of individual disciplines, as well as interdisciplinary research areas (Osinski et al, 2017; Yeung et al, 2017; Youngblood and Lahti, 2018). Visualization involves using visuals to present large amounts of data according to certain parameters or categories, such as the collection of data into charts, graphs, scatter plots or other standard types of visualization (Meloncon and Wartner, 2017).…”

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Knowledge mapping and visualization of personal information management literature, 1988–2020

Nwagwu

Williams

2022

IFLA Journal

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This study was designed to examine the structure of the literature on personal information management during the period 1988–2020 through the mapping of author and indexer keywords. The article also examines the volume, quantity and growth of personal information management literature during the period. The Scopus database was searched with the phrase ‘personal information management’ within the title, abstract and keyword fields on 18 February 2021. The annual growth in publications is presented as the number of retrieved documents each year, and the annual growth rate of publications on the subject is analysed. A total of 887 documents have been written on the subject since 1988. The major focus in addressing the problem of personal information management appears to be on technology applications, but research from 2015 onwards starts to address individual factors as they relate to personal information management.

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confidence: 99%

Knowledge mapping and visualization of personal information management literature, 1988–2020

Nwagwu

Williams

2022

IFLA Journal

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The Rise and Rise of Natural Language Processing Research, 1958-2021

Nwagwu¹

2022

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Natural language processing research has been on the increase since the first evidence of research in the area was published in 1958. This paper examined the document types, source types, source titles, affiliations, open access type, funders, countries of affiliation of researchers, volume and growth of literature 1958–2021, growth of NLP literature (1958–2021), and visualized and mapped all keywords on the area as indexed in Scopus during the period. Basic bibliometric indicators, including all keywords, were collected on February 22, 2022. Articles (85.96) were the most prominent document types, while Ceur Workshop Proceedings were the most source type. Chinese Academy of Science was the affiliation of the highest number of authors on the subject, Green open access documents (53.56%) and undefined funders provided funding for research in the area the most and the Chinese national address (14.66%) had the highest frequency. The linear forecast shows that research in the area continues to attract the attention of researchers. Keywords have grown in number and scope of linguistics and computer science issues that dominate research in the area while Natural Language Processing is the most dominant keyword in the area. NLP is a computer science subject, and attention to the subject has attracted the interest of researchers from various disciplines.

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Scientific visualizer in personal information management

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Knowledge mapping and visualization of personal information management literature, 1988–2020

Knowledge mapping and visualization of personal information management literature, 1988–2020

The Rise and Rise of Natural Language Processing Research, 1958-2021

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