1. Newly bought win10 notebook, dell travel magazine 5577.
It is very slow to open and run histcite every time with the software. After changing the Google browser, the speed has improved a lot.
2. Citation description:
GCS: global citation score, that is, the number of citations, that is, the number of citations on the web of science website. If you click gcs, the software will sort by GCS, and the result at this time is the same as the result sorted by the frequency of citations on the wos website. The correspondence between LCR and CR is local cited references, which refers to how many documents are in the current database among all the documents cited by a certain document. If there are two recent articles, p1 and p2, both cite 30 references. Among them, 20 of the 30 references cited by p1 are in the current database, and p2 has only 2 references in the current database. At this time, p1 is relatively more valuable because it quotes a large number of documents related to your research.
LCS: LCS is short for local citation score, that is, the number of local citations. Corresponding to gcs, gcs is the total number of citations. lcs is the number of times an article has been used in the current database. So LCS must be less than or equal to GCS. Indicates the degree of recognition in the field.
CR: CR is cited references, that is, the number of references cited by the article. If a document cited 50 references, the CR is 50. This data can usually help us determine whether a certain document is a general paper or a review. The larger number may be a review.
The correspondence between LCR and CR is local cited references, which refers to how many documents are in the current database among all the documents cited by a certain document. If there are two recent articles, p1 and p2, both cite 30 references. Among them, 20 of the 30 references cited by p1 are in the current database, and p2 has only 2 references in the current database. At this time, p1 is relatively more valuable because it quotes a large number of documents related to your research.