A simple pip-installable Python tool to generate your own HTML citation world map from your Google Scholar ID.
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A simple pip-installable Python tool to generate your own HTML citation world map from your Google Scholar ID.
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論文データベースに掲載されない卒業論文(学士論文)をGoogle Scholarの検索結果に反映させるためにライブドアブログ (https://ruindig.blog.jp) に設定したメタデータ
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