Web apps facilitate literature discovery by visualizing citation networks, suggesting connections among papers.
I'm sure the following scenario is familiar to most of the readers: You're writing a new scientific paper and are scanning the reference lists of your most important sources to see if you've missed anything interesting, maybe even a seminal paper cited by several of your current sources. Recently, a couple of web apps have come up to simplify this process by constructing and visualizing the underlying citation networks.
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Tim Wölfle (2019) studied this question.