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Are Cited References Meaningful? Measuring Semantic Relatedness in Citation Analysis

In this proof-of-concept study we use standard cosine similarity measure to calculate the semantic similarity between two pieces of text – the citing document and the cited text. Three subject matter experts then evaluate the citing and the cited text based on the cosine score to give their judgement on the semantic similarity between the two pieces of text.

Hassan Alam | Aman Kumar | Manan Vyas | Tina Werner

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