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- google scholar - Is it possible to bulk-download all citations for an . . .
If you are wanting to stick with Google Scholar your best bet is to use a plug-in like Zotero, which will let you quickly capture all the metadata (and potentially readily available pdf's) of results on a page-by-page basis If you start pulling too much metadata too quickly from Google Scholar you will trip their bot detection captcha's
- citations - How can I export my Google Scholar Library as a BibTeX . . .
I couldn't find a way to export all citations from My Library (it seems to only work one page at a time), but it's possible to save all citations from the edit mode of My Citations: Log in to https: scholar google ca; Click My Citations; Click the leftmost checkbox on the bar at the top of the list of citations:
- Is there an online engine like Google Scholar which allows me to sort . . .
Yes—while Google Scholar itself does not support sorting search results by citation count, there's a well-maintained open-source workaround: sort-google-scholar is a Python tool that queries Google Scholar and sorts the results by total citations or citations per year It's particularly useful for identifying the most influential papers
- Which google scholar citation format is IEEE standard?
None of the "standard" citations that they provide is IEEE format Instead, you should use one of the links at the bottom to take the format for your preferred citation manager, such as BibTeX, which can then be used to format following any publication venue's guidelines
- Google Scholar - Add article manually and merge?
If Google Scholar later creates a separate entry because it did not realize that the two are the same, you can do the merge at that time If Google Scholar correctly recognizes your paper's journal and preprint version as the same paper, then (usually) citations should automatically get added to the existing entry
- publications - How to correct citations in Google Scholar? - Academia . . .
Google scholar is unable to identify [some citations to my work] because my name in the references of article has been written differently But, I doubt Google works this way, because numerous mistakes appear in references throughout the literature Perhaps this issue will resolve itself over time as Google has more time to crawl
- How does Google Scholar handle pre-print citations?
Citations for either of the papers will then count towards the "master" manuscript It does not matter for your citation count if people cite the preprint or the final paper (although of course the latter is the proper way to do it, and other people - most importantly reviewers or journal copy editors - are likely to insist on it)
- How to remove citations from Google Scholar profile?
Google Scholar citations count, h-index and i-10 index are not accurate if you have quality criteria for what constitute a citation (an most reasonable academics do) and should be interpreted with caution There are commercial products that give more meaningful citations count per article or researcher
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