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NEAL: A Neurally Enhanced Approach to Linking Citation and Reference

As a way to tackle Task 1A in CL-SciSumm 2016, we introduce a composite model consisting of TFIDF and Neural Network (NN), the latter being a adaptation of the embedding model originally proposed for the Q/A domain [2, 7]. We discuss an experiment using a development data, results thereof, and some remaining issues.

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Self-citation and Self-reference: Credibility and Promotion in Academic Publication

Author self-citation has long been of interest to those working in informetrics for what it reveals about the publishing behavior of individuals and their relationships within academic networks. While this research has produced interesting insights, it typically assumes either that self-citation is a neutral form of reporting not unlike references to others’ work or an unsavory kind of academic...

EndNote and Reference Manager Citation formats compared to "instructions to authors" in top medical journals.

The study compared citation format in EndNote version 7 and Reference Manager version 11 with the citation format for references found in the instructions to authors from the most significant medical literature. The resulting information should be very useful to those who depend on citation management software to format and organize their references for publication in medicine, and librarians a...

Reference Directed Indexing: Redeeming Relevance for Subject Search in Citation Indexes

Citation indexes are valuable tools for research, in part because they provide a means with which to measure the relative impact of articles in a collection of scientific literature. In retrieval systems for citation indexes, recent work has demonstrated the benefit of using ranking metrics based on measures of impact. While this approach is effective in identifying a few of the most important ...