Users may now create a Knowledge Graph of up to 150 references from a reference result set. Clicking the Knowledge Graph button in a reference result set opens the graph in a new tab.
Note: If there are more than 150 references in a result set, only the first 150 (based on the currently applied filters and sort order) will be contained in the Knowledge Graph.
The Knowledge Graph consists of nodes and edges:
- Nodes (Circles): Represent the references, organizations, and authors contained in the result set and the substances and concepts that are indexed in those references.
- Edges (Lines): Represent the connections between the nodes.
On the left side of the Knowledge Graph is a drawer that can be opened and closed. When open, the drawer displays the Knowledge Graph filters. Knowledge Graph filters operate the same as filters for a reference result set but are limited to those references that are contained in the graph.
At the top of the Knowledge Graph, there is the key with color-coded information types. Toggling each type will display/hide it the graph.
Mousing over a substance display its connections to the displayed information types.
Clicking the substance displays a pop-up with the structure image and CAS Registry Number; clicking the number opens the detail page for the substance.
Mousing over a reference displays its connections to the displayed information types.
Clicking a reference a popup with the title and author/publication information; clicking the title opens the detail page for the reference. Click Expand Data for options to expand concepts or substances; do zooms in and highlights the information types for the reference.
Enter a term in the search box and click the magnifying glass to find matching information types.