Comments for CiteULike Blog http://blog.citeulike.org Sun, 06 Feb 2011 16:44:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.5.1 Comment on Live synchronization of your CiteULike library to Delicious.com by ggrassi http://blog.citeulike.org/?p=174&cpage=1#comment-9464 ggrassi Sun, 06 Feb 2011 16:44:45 +0000 http://blog.citeulike.org/?p=174#comment-9464 I synced my citeulike with Delicious one time in march 2010 and then I tried many times without effects.

]]> Comment on Using CiteULike (YouTube) by thegoose http://blog.citeulike.org/?p=167&cpage=1#comment-5468 thegoose Sat, 25 Sep 2010 22:00:07 +0000 http://blog.citeulike.org/?p=167#comment-5468 @Creg

You can export bibliographies as PDF, RTF, and plain text. RTF is probably the best choice as you can import that directly into word processors.

]]> Comment on Using CiteULike (YouTube) by Creg Darby http://blog.citeulike.org/?p=167&cpage=1#comment-4564 Creg Darby Tue, 31 Aug 2010 21:18:55 +0000 http://blog.citeulike.org/?p=167#comment-4564 Is it possible to make biblios for manuscript preparation with CiteULike? Can one then do without EndNote (very buggy, at least the version 8 for Mac that I still use is). If this can be done, is there a way to start by importing my EndNote libary? I see nothing on citeulike pages that say how to import an enl library. I don’t use LaTexT, and EndNote seems not to have a method to export a different biblio file format.

]]> Comment on Screencast: Multiple File Attachments by Aras http://blog.citeulike.org/?p=181&cpage=1#comment-2239 Aras Thu, 20 May 2010 05:21:02 +0000 http://blog.citeulike.org/?p=181#comment-2239 Cool. I have been waiting for this feature for quite some time now. Would it be possible to upload “any” file that has a reasonable size. I use an awesome little program called Xournal on Linux to annotate the papers I read. But Xournal saves its files with the “.xoj” extension which was not supported last time I tried to upload it to citeulike.

Anyhow, thanks for the great work!

]]> Comment on Data from CiteULike’s new article recommender by watson http://blog.citeulike.org/?p=136&cpage=1#comment-1352 watson Sun, 07 Mar 2010 01:03:47 +0000 http://blog.citeulike.org/?p=136#comment-1352 is there a way to eliminate/merge duplicate articles? i am also getting CUL recommending an article thats already in my library, simply because the system somehow treated the same article submitted by 2 different people as different articles.

some sort of “merge” or “identify with another article” functionality would be nice. for now i guess i’ll just add the particular one i’m looking at (“Polychronization” if you want to take a look) again and mark it as “duplicate”

]]> Comment on Live synchronization of your CiteULike library to Delicious.com by Nik http://blog.citeulike.org/?p=174&cpage=1#comment-931 Nik Tue, 09 Feb 2010 19:47:20 +0000 http://blog.citeulike.org/?p=174#comment-931 (Now it’s working.)

Thanks for setting this up. I’m excited to experiment with it.

It might be cool to have two-way synchronization, so that, for example, firefox del.icio.us extension could work as an interface to citeulike. You’d want to be able to specify a tag which identifies the del.icio.us bookmarks to add to citeulike.

]]> Comment on CiteULike and DeepDyve Partner to Streamline Access to Scholarly Journals by Zephyrus http://blog.citeulike.org/?p=162&cpage=1#comment-742 Zephyrus Thu, 28 Jan 2010 18:06:33 +0000 http://blog.citeulike.org/?p=162#comment-742 Seems only a limited number of articles are available on DeepDyve. I was hoping I could quickly rent articles that take forever to arrive via inter-library loans (because very few libraries subscribe) but that doesn`t seem to be the case.

I wish DeepDyve were a bit more non-mainstream in what they offer.

]]> Comment on Data from CiteULike’s new article recommender by kevinemamy http://blog.citeulike.org/?p=136&cpage=1#comment-740 kevinemamy Wed, 27 Jan 2010 23:14:11 +0000 http://blog.citeulike.org/?p=136#comment-740 Tim

Available datasets are at http://www.citeulike.org/faq/data.adp

Currently that does not include the recommendation acceptance/rejection data, but you get all the who posted (anonymized), what, when and tags.

]]> Comment on Data from CiteULike’s new article recommender by Tim Lebo http://blog.citeulike.org/?p=136&cpage=1#comment-739 Tim Lebo Wed, 27 Jan 2010 14:17:07 +0000 http://blog.citeulike.org/?p=136#comment-739 Could you provide the source data that you are summarizing? Perhaps others could find and report interesting trends in the data.

]]> Comment on Science papers that interest you by CiteULike Launches Article Recommendation Engine « ScienceWide Blog http://blog.citeulike.org/?p=11&cpage=1#comment-737 CiteULike Launches Article Recommendation Engine « ScienceWide Blog Mon, 25 Jan 2010 19:42:43 +0000 http://iblog.citeulike.org/?p=11#comment-737 [...] ScienceWide Affiliate CiteULike announced the launch of the web’s first science paper recommendation engine based on collaborative filtering. Users of CiteULike now are able to receive recommendations based on the papers they already have bookmarked in their CiteULike library. Article recommendations are generated by scans of “article co-occurrence” in papers that frequently coincide with the papers in a user’s CiteULike library. To learn more about this new technology, please visit CiteULike’s blog post. [...]

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