pub.chive.discovery.getCitations
Get citation network data for an eprint, including papers that cite it and papers it references (within the Chive index)
Details · query
| Kind | query |
|---|---|
| Authority | discovery.chive.pub |
| Indexed |
Query
query · GETParameters
query stringcursor
stringPagination cursor
direction
stringCitation direction: citing (papers this cites), cited-by (papers citing this), or both
default: "both"knownValues: citing | cited-by | both
limit
integerMaximum number of citations to return
minimum: 1maximum: 100default: 20
onlyInfluential
booleanOnly return influential citations
default: false
AT-URI of the eprint
Output
application/jsoncursor
stringPagination cursor for next page
Whether more results are available
papers
arrayEvery eprint appearing at either end of the returned citations, once each. A lookup rather than metadata repeated on each edge: a densely connected paper would otherwise carry the same author list dozens of times in one response.
Errors
NotFound
No description in schema.
ServiceUnavailable
No description in schema.
#citation
objectProperties
AT-URI of the cited paper
AT-URI of the citing paper
discoveredAt
string · datetimeWhen this citation was discovered
isInfluential
booleanWhether this is an influential citation
Source of citation data (e.g., semantic-scholar, openalex)
#citationCounts
objectProperties
Number of papers citing this eprint
minimum: 0
Number of influential citations
minimum: 0
Number of papers this eprint references
minimum: 0
#eprintRef
objectAn eprint named well enough to identify it on sight. The citation graph stores only URIs on its nodes, so an edge read back from it carries nothing a reader could recognise.
Properties
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