Grapherence® is a visual representation of the medical literature and how articles are interrelated. It only takes a minute to learn everything you need to know to get the most out of it.
Graph Info
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Welcome to Grapherence
Spectrum
The color of each node corresponds to the number of INBOUND links.
The more inbound links a node has (i.e., the more articles that cite it) the warmer its color becomes.
Grapherence Views
There are two Grapherence® views available: PROXIMITY and TIMELINE.
Proximity distributes nodes in a cluster based on relevancy.
Timeline shows article relationships over time with linked records shown in a chronological view with the oldest articles to the left.
Nodes
Each node represents a PubMed record and reveals the number of inbound and outbound links as well as a button which takes you directly to the reference.
Tap the left portion of the node to see a new Grapherence map with this as the central article.
Tap the right portion of the node to reveal the article’s authors, title and source as well as a link to the full citation
Grapherence includes three types of nodes:
PubMed Record Node: Links to an article published in a medical journal and referenced within the PubMed database.
Content Resource Node: Links to a record within a medical resource, such as Johns Hopkins Guides.
Clinical Trial Node: Links to an article or document outlining a clinical trial.
Arrows
Each arrow between Nodes represents links between articles.
Graph Info
The Graph Info Tab allows you to easily filter each Grapherence by specific categories such as author, affiliation, funding support, or subject.
Support
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