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1. • • To the right is the Cited by column with a number, which represents the number of citations. If the number is greater than 0 then you can click on it and it will give you the papers that cited the one you had searched.
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   What are citation counts in icite?

   • Note that total citation counts in iCite are only available for articles in PubMed. Citation counts in iCite will also only take into account citations from articles in PubMed (i.e., citations from publications that are not in PubMed will not be factored into an article's total citation count).

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   How do I find a citation count in icite (PubMed)?

   • Citations from publications that are not indexed in Web of Science will not be factored into the article's citation count. Finding an article's citation count in iCite (PubMed) Enter the title of the article into the first search bar, or enter the PubMed ID (PMID) into the second search bar (PMID works best!) Click the "Citations" tab.

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   What are citation counts?

   • Citation counts are commonly used in academia as a basic attempt to quantify the impact of a publication. Citation counts are an article level metric. How are citation counts calculated? Citation counts are equal to the total number of times the publication has been cited by other publications. Where can I find an article's citation count?

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   What is icite citations?

   • iCite: Citations disseminates link-level, public-domain citation data from the NIH Open Citation Collection (NIH-OCC). Read about the NIH-OCC at PLOS Biology. A range of years can be selected, as well as article type (all, or only research articles), and individual articles can be toggled on and off.

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   Where can I find an article's citation count?

   • You can find an article's citation count in a number of places, including Scopus, Web of Science, iCite, and Google Scholar. Finding an article's citation count in Scopus Note that the citation count will be based only on citing publications indexed in Scopus.

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   How are citations calculated?

   • It is calculated as the number of citations per year of a paper, normalized (according to field and time) based on the total number of citations received divided by the total number of citations that could be "expected" (which is calculated based on the average number of citations that articles in the "similar" research area have received).

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3. researchguides.library.wisc.edu › cImpact Metrics : Citation Counts - University of Wisconsin ...

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   Oct 14, 2024 · Citation counts are equal to the total number of times the publication has been cited by other publications. Where can I find an article's citation count? You can find an article's citation count in a number of places, including Scopus, Web of Science, iCite, and Google Scholar. Finding an article's citation count in Scopus. Go to Scopus.

4. icite.od.nih.gov › user_guideiCite | User Guide | NIH Office of Portfolio Analysis

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   • Overview
   • Analyzing Publications with Icite: Citations
   • Basic Selection Options
   • Table Customization
   • Navigating The Citation Network

   The iCite: Citations module is a powerful web application that provides summary citation information and link-level data for journal publications within a defined analysis group (where an analysis group can consist of a single article or a very large group of articles). The data produced by iCite: Citations can be downloaded as a customized report ...

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   Once the data have been processed, two summaries appear on screen: a table with summary data, and graphs with a year-by-year breakdown. Table: Metrics describing the set of selected papers that were uploaded are displayed in this table. The metrics given in the table are Total Pubs, Pubs/Year, Total Citations, and Citations/Pub. Total Pubs, Pubs/Ye...

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   There are some options for selecting and deselecting subsets of the data based on publication year or type. The year field has dropdown menu filters, which can be used to select a specified year range. Filters set in this way can be cleared by clicking the "Clear filters" button. . Check boxes above the article table allow users to include only res...

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   In the article-level table, there are further customization options. You can see the title, authors, journal, total citation and total reference of each paper: Users can select and deselect individual papers with the checkbox on the left (for example, deselecting a person's middle-author papers). In addition, whole years can be selected or deselect...

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   Users can navigate the citation network by clicking the "Citing Papers" and "Referenced Papers" buttons. Clicking "Citing Papers" will open a new iCite page to view the papers that cited the ones in this analysis group, while clicking "Referenced Papers" will open a new iCite page to view the papers that were referenced by those in the analysis gro...

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5. icite.od.nih.gov › user_guideiCite | User Guide | NIH Office of Portfolio Analysis

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   Use date filters to help select articles that have been around long enough for meaningful citation counts to accrue. Go to PubMed. There are two options for retrieving the PubMed IDs (PMIDs). This displays a list of PubMed IDs that can be copied and pasted into iCite.

6. icite.od.nih.goviCite | NIH Office of Portfolio Analysis

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   iCite is a tool to access a dashboard of bibliometrics for papers associated with a portfolio. Users type in a PubMed query or upload the PubMed IDs of articles of interest. iCite has three modules: Influence, Translation, and Open Citations.

7. guides.library.harvard.edu › cMeasuring Your Research Impact - Harvard Library Guides

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   Jun 4, 2024 · Relative Citation Ratio (RCR): An article-level metric that purports to represent a citation-based measure of scientific influence. It is calculated as the number of citations per year of a paper, normalized (according to field and time) based on the total number of citations received divided by the total number of citations that could be ...

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8. libguides.asu.edu › citation › citationbenchmarkingCitation Research and Impact Metrics - Arizona

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   Dec 20, 2021 · Citation data are drawn from several data sources: PubMed Central, European PubMed Central, CrossRef, and Web of Science. iCite includes the Relative Citation Ratio (RCR) for an article that is a citation-based metric developed by NIH.

9. libguides.asu.edu › citation › iciteauthoriCite for authors - Citation Research and Impact Metrics ...

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   Dec 20, 2021 · Citation data are drawn from: PubMed Central, European PubMed Central, CrossRef, and Web of Science. At present, only PubMed citations are included, so citations appearing from journals outside PubMed are not counted.