Bibliometrics (10): Citation analysis using HistCite software [2]

HistCite can be downloaded at researchhub.or...
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If you fail to upload your ISI Web of Science textfile, please do the following: "Open your "Internet Explorer" - go to "Internet Option" - click "Security"- click "Custom"- scroll down and find the "Include local directory path When uploading files to a server" (it is quite a ways down) - click on "Enable" . Now run HistCite again and it should work.
If you do not know how to prepare citation data for use in HistCite, please see our video "Bibliometric Citation Analysis (6): Extracting Bibliography Data from Web of Science database".
Here, some basic citation analysis techniques are demonstrated using the HistCite software.
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[@sarakhani176]

Thank you. It was realy helpful

[@deepikamishra7363]

Best histcite lecture on internet.. Thank u so much sir

[@RESEARCHHUB]

Most welcome.

[@junaidlatif2881]

Thanks for sharing information.
I have a question:
In document type; i want to focus separately in articles, reviews etc.
For example i have 150 record but articles are 100; and I want to know in 100 articles which journal have published max number.
How to find this

[@DIEGOMARTINEZ-ow4kj]

Hello, could you upload a video explaining how to make graphics like the one shown in 4:40 ? I have tried to replicate something similar and I am not able to. Greetings and thanks for these videos about HistCite!

[@zohrajoutei2500]

Please I'm a little confused about how to build clusters: collect items that are close together? or collect co-cited articles? or read all the articles? I know that reading the articles is incomparable with the other methods but just I want to understand when to apply each of these techniques?

[@RESEARCHHUB]

I recommend "bibliographic coupling" for clusters. Use vosviewer for clustering (th-cam.com/video/nLBEU2Tul9Q/w-d-xo.html). It is totally fine to use two methods in a study.

[@carinav2588]

Awesome. Thank you a lot.

[@Alhamzah_F_Abbas]

thank you very much, I have a question (how I collect the constructs that has been used in the articles? )

[@RESEARCHHUB]

Can you please elaborate on what do you mean by collecting constructs from the articles?

[@aynulhoque173]

I cannot download Histcite from its website. Can anyone help me in this regard to download and install the software

[@RESEARCHHUB]

see researchhub.org/store/

[@syedimranali9]

Hi I can't download Histcite from research hub website also. Is there any other option to donwload.

[@RESEARCHHUB]

see researchhub.org/store/

[@alighorbi1837]

Hello. I have a question about extracting data. Is there any way to extract yearly citations for a lot of data into CSV file from Google Scholar?

[@RESEARCHHUB]

Try publish and perish software.

[@alighorbi1837]

@@RESEARCHHUB publish or perish didn't work for me. I want the number of citations year by year separately for any article. Someting like citation report in WOS or Scopus. I will be greatfull if you help me.