bibliometrics tools like Scientopy or bibliometrix

pierre_angy
All in title,
thos package (namely for python and R) are awesome, but they require extract generaly from WoS or Scopus (or others).
Well, i'd love to have the possibility to extract from a zotero library a CSV, txt compatible with thos 2 packages, also, seeing "more" or a trend here, is there any development to incorporate bibliometrics tools into Zotero?
  • adamsmith
    What specifically do you have in mind? Zotero doesn't have citation data stored anywhere and that'd seem to be at the heart of any bibliometric analysis (which is why the R/python packages rely on databases that provide such data).
  • pierre_angy
    Ok so I anwser myself, on ScientoPy we can use the export from different format like RIS or RefWorks, which works just fine with Zotero.
  • pierre_angy
    edited November 9, 2022
    That's one point I was not mentioning @adamsmithadam.
    Authors and keywords (even titles of papers) can be used.
    In the case of scientopy keyworkds and authors are used. Which is why I anwser myself on this point.
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