BibSonomy

[…] to use a basket to store proteins of interest. Similar efforts toward more efficient and personalized information management are also emerging in the exploitation of the increasing publication flow. Bibsonomy [] allows a researcher to collect and manage publications and collaborate with colleagues, whereas PubChase and ReadCube recommend new publications depending on the content of an existing li […]

[…] ents to match a publication set from WoS, Scopus, arXiv.org, a local database, or specific journals with identical publications in Mendeley, Almetric.com, Twitter, Wikipedia, Impact Story, CiteULike, BibSonomy, Connotea, or a selection of Elsevier databases (Bar-Ilan et al., 2012; Costas et al., 2014; ; ; ; ; ; ; ). Two studies analyzed deduplication via UIDs (DOI, PMID, and arXiv ID) and other ma […]

[…] aring was predominantly represented by YouTube. Unexpectedly, social bookmarking sites specially developed for the scientific field were scarce (eg, Citeulike), or simply not present (eg, Connotea or Bibsonomy). The same can be said of other categories in which the most represented terms were related to popular applications (Facebook, YouTube, Wikipedia, and Twitter, respectively the first, third, […]

[…] s, ratings, social bookmarks and blog citations to articles published in the PLoS journals ,. Reader counts from social bookmarking services and social reference managers such as Mendeley, CiteULike, BibSonomy and Connotea have also been analyzed , –.A few studies have investigated altmetrics and their relationship with traditional citation indicators. Mendeley readership counts were found to corr […]

[…] ap a binary projection of the three-way relationships: NanoBank to validate the relationship between scholars and papers, Scholarometer to study the relationship between scholars and disciplines, and Bibsonomy to analyze the relationship between papers and disciplinary topics. The datasets are described in the Methods section. The parameters pn, pw, and pd of our model are tuned to fit the quantit […]

[…] scribers (back row). Using this data as a point of reference, we can now characterize tagging describermotivation in the profiles of the remaining datasets. The profiles of Flickr tags, Delicious and Bibsonomy largely lie in between these bounds, and thereby provide insights into the fabric of tagging motivation in those systems.In addition, we want to evaluate whether individual users that were i […]