RefViz
Data visualization
and analysis software
from the makers of EndNote,
ProCite, and Reference Manager |
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See What's New in Version 2!
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Save
time and learn more about what is happening in the literature with
RefViz. With this powerful text analysis and visualization software
program, you get an intuitive framework for exploring reference
collections based on content. RefViz provides an at-a-glance
overview and reveals trends and associations in references—now you
can retain important references otherwise lost when narrowing a
search or skimming a list.
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RefViz allows you to cast a wider net when searching the
literature, broaden your understanding of a field, and easily
focus on areas of interest.
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RefViz enables you to search multiple data sources
simultaneously within RefViz.
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RefViz creates overviews of literature search results from
popular databases such as ISI Web of Science, OCLC, and PubMed; or
bibliographic management software—EndNote, ProCite
and Reference Manager.
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Used together with EndNote, ProCite, and Reference Manager, RefViz
provides an additional level of analysis to existing reference
collections and lets you find the most relevant citations for
your papers.

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How does it work?
RefViz processes each dataset with an unbiased review of all terms
found in the title and abstract/notes fields. It essentially groups the
literature the same way you would stack papers. Two
visualizations are provided to review the literature: the galaxy and the
matrix.
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The Galaxy view RefViz analyzes large numbers of references by thematic content and
presents an at-a-glance overview of the main topics discussed in the
reference set. The Galaxy view organizes references into groups according
to how they are related conceptually.
The Galaxy
view shows the results of searching for a term throughout the
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The Matrix view
RefViz
highlights associations between terms by presenting a review of which
subjects tend to be discussed together in the literature (terms vs.
terms), or an overview of the major concepts discussed across groups
(terms vs. groups).
Red cells at the intersection of the
columns and rows indicate the corresponding terms are often discussed
together in the reference set.
Blue cells indicate few references
contain both terms.
White cells indicate no significant association in either
direction.
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New! Reference
Retriever™
Search multiple online sources simultaneously and eliminate duplicates
automatically.
Select from the following online sources:
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Web of Science
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PubMed
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OVID—MEDLINE, ERIC
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OCLC—MEDLINE,
ERIC,
PsycINFO
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Library of
Congress
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Purdue
University
Or configure additional online sources easily.
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Publish your results faster •
Create
overviews of literature search results from popular databases such as ISI
Web of Science, OCLC, and PubMed, or bibliographic management software—EndNote®,
ProCite® and Reference Manager®.
• Used together with EndNote, ProCite, and Reference Manager, RefViz
provides an additional level of analysis to existing reference
collections and lets you find the most relevant citations for your papers. |
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