VOSviewer Online
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- This video introduces VOSviewer Online. VOSviewer Online is a tool for network visualization. It is a web-based version of VOSviewer, a popular tool for constructing and visualizing bibliometric networks.
VOSviewer Online is available at app.vosviewer..... More information can be found in the documentation available at app.vosviewer.....
VOSviewer is an outstanding tool for the academic community. Benefits from it are well felt by everyone watching this video.
Thank you for everything you have done for the scientific community!
Lovely to see the online version of VOSviewer, many many congratulations to you and your team members!
Thank you Nees Jan van Eck. You have not only created a useful algorithm, but also a very user friendly one😊👍
Keep the good work going. No words to thank you and your university. May God bless. Adding LENS is amazing.
Congratulations! Excellent!
Excellent features.. But how to prepare VOSviewer map and network file?
please let me know if you got the answer
@@christelleitole4656 See documentation :)
@@marciar.ferreira4363 which documentation? could you give any link?
Here is what I figured.
1. Scopus - do a search, and download the output as a csv file. Input this file in the next step.
2. VOSviewer - File > Create > Create a map based on bibliographic data > Scopus/filename > Type-of-analysis=Co-occurrence, Unit-of-analysis=All-keywords.
This will populate the panels: Network Visualization, Overlay Visualization, Density Visualization.
3. VOSviewer - File > Save > enter a filename for map file, network file.
This will create (save) the Map file and Network file (in the same folder as the scopus file in step 1).
Hi Ness Jan van Eck. I'm a student of doctoral program. I've downloaded the latest version of VOSviewer (2023) and Java 8. But, the co-occurrence button is not functioning. It can not be pressed. Would you like to tell me why? Thank you.
Please make sure that the keywords field is selected in the export settings of your data source.
How do i develop a network with a ris file on vosviewer online?
Thanks for your information sir
Dear Nees Jan van Eck, I have a request. Have any specific methodology to set the minimum number of occurrences? I also would like to know what you think about choosing or not the main keywords on the visualization map. Could we say that if you have a small number of keywords, then the main keywords could shade other circles on the map? In my analysis, I have 700 keywords and want to keep the main keyword to see the relationship and which cluster it belongs to and how linked with other keywords. Thanks in advance and Happy New Year!
Super, thank you
Thank You
Is there any option on Windows/MacOS version to change the small letters in to capital i.e. nees jan to Nees Jan, or plos one to Plos One, thank you in advance
The Windows/MacOS version of VOSviewer indeed converts input data to lower case. The reason is that some commonly used databases do not use upper and lower case in a proper and consistent way. By converting input data to lower case, we get rid of inconsistencies in the use of upper and lower case. However, this indeed means that names of authors and countries are not presented in a correct way, since the first character is in lower case, not in upper case. If you don’t like this, you can fix it by saving your map in a VOSviewer map file, by opening this file in a spreadsheet program such as MS Excel, and by manually correcting the names of authors or countries in the ‘label’ column in the map file. When you then reopen your map in VOSviewer, the names will be presented correctly.
@@neesjanvaneck Noted with thanks!
Neat! Love to have a web version! Is there anything we miss out on if we only use the online version of VOSviewer?
I'm gonna need to use it for university and was curious if the online version could do everything the standalone version can.
Congrats on all involved in making and testing this!
Unlike the stand-alone VOSviewer software, VOSviewer Online currently does not provide any built-in functionality for constructing bibliometric networks based on data from bibliographic data sources such as Web of Science, Scopus, Dimensions, OpenAlex, Crossref, and others. The stand-alone software still needs to be used for this. VOSviewer Online can instead be used to make interactive visualizations of bibliometric networks available online and to easily share these visualizations. See for more information this blog post: www.leidenmadtrics.nl/articles/vosviewer-goes-online-part-1
@@neesjanvaneck Thanks for the response! Will definitely read the blog post.