Question 1

How does Connected Papers generate the graph?

Accepted Answer

Connected Papers analyzes the citation relationships between papers and creates a visual graph based on these connections. Papers that cite each other are placed closer together in the graph.

Question 2

What types of papers can I use as a starting point?

Accepted Answer

You can use any paper with a DOI, title, or URL as a starting point. Connected Papers works best with papers that have a reasonable number of citations.

Question 3

How do I interpret the graph?

Accepted Answer

The graph shows the relationships between papers. Central papers are more influential, while peripheral papers may be more specialized or less cited. The connections represent citation relationships.

Question 4

Can I export the graph?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can export the graph as an image or a data file for further analysis and collaboration.

Question 5

What is the difference between 'Prior Works' and 'Derivative Works'?

Accepted Answer

'Prior Works' are papers that cited the starting paper, while 'Derivative Works' are papers that cited the starting paper.

Question 6

Is there an API available for Connected Papers?

Accepted Answer

Currently, there is no public API available for Connected Papers.

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