gismap 0.4.0

GisMap leverages DBLP and HAL databases to provide cartography tools for you and your lab.

Generic Information Search: Mapping and Analysis of Publications

GisMap leverages DBLP and HAL databases to provide cartography tools for you and your lab.

• Free software: MIT
• Documentation: https://balouf.github.io/gismap/.
• Github: https://github.com/balouf/gismap

Features

• Can be used by all researchers in Computer Science (DBLP endpoint) or based in France (HAL endpoint).
• Aggregate publications from multiple databases, including multiple author keys inside the same database.
• Automatically keeps track of a Lab/Department members and publications.
• Builds interactive collaboration graphs.

Test GisMap online!

Don't want to install GisMap on your computer (yet)? No worries, you can play with it using https://mybinder.org/.

For example:

• A simple interface to display and save collaboration graphs
• Tutorial: Making LabMaps
• Tutorial: Making EgoMaps
• Jupyter Lab instance with GisMap installed

Quickstart

Install GisMap:

$ pip install gismap

Use GisMap to display a collaboration graph (HTML) from a Notebook:

>>> from gismap.lab import ListMap
>>> lab = ListMap(["Fabien Mathieu", "François Baccelli", "Ludovic Noirie", "Céline Comte", "Sébastien Tixeuil"], dbs="hal")
>>> lab.update_authors()
>>> lab.update_publis()
>>> lab.show_html()

If you are not using Jupyter Lab/Notebook, rich display will not work. Instead, save the HTML and display it on your browser:

>>> from gismap.lab import ListMap
>>> lab = ListMap(["Fabien Mathieu", "François Baccelli", "Ludovic Noirie", "Céline Comte", "Sébastien Tixeuil"], dbs="hal")
>>> lab.update_authors()
>>> lab.update_publis()
>>> lab.save_html("my_graph")

Credits

This package was created with Cookiecutter and the Package Helper 3 project template.