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SciNoBo Citance Analysis
Unveiling the reproducibility of research through citance analysis

SciNoBo Citance Analysis analyzes citation statements and tries to determine their Intent, Polarity, Semantics and further scientific evidence.
SciNoBo Citance Analysis analyzes citation statements, also known as citances, and tries to determine their:
- Intent: reuse, comparison, generic;
- Polarity: agreement, info, disagreement;
- Semantics: claim, results, methodology, research artifact;
- Further scientific evidence for a specific citation mark inside the citance.
The tool aim is to differentiate and quantify reusability of research artifacts (datasets, software, methods etc.) and other types/aspects of reproducibility (i.e. generalization, robustness, replicability, reproducibility).
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Citance Analysis: Analyzes citation statements, also known as citances and tries to determine its Intent, Polarity, Semantics.
- Code repository: GitHub
- Demo space: Hugging Face
- Docker container: Docker Hub
Roadmap
Jan 2023: TRL 4
Jun 2024: TRL 6
Dec 2025: TRL 7
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