# Common Crawl Citations – BibTeX Database BibTex files are in [bib/](./bib/) Note: work in progress, still contains only a fraction of recent articles ## Fields Specific for Common Crawl The following non-standard fields are used to add information how the publications relate to Common Crawl:
cc-author-affiliation
affiliation of the authors
cc-class
classification of the publication: domain of research, topics, keywords
cc-snippet
snippet citing Common Crawl
cc-dataset-used
subset of Common Crawl used, e.g., CC-MAIN-2016-07
cc-derived-dataset-about
the publication describes a dataset which has been derived from Common Crawl, e.g., GloVe-word-embeddings
cc-derived-dataset-used
a dataset has been used which is derived from Common Crawl, e.g., GloVe-word-embeddings
cc-derived-dataset-cited
a derived dataset is cited but not used
## Formatting and Export of Citations The [Makefile](./Makefile) contains targets to apply a consistent formatting to the citations. It also allows to export the citations. The following BibTeX tools are required: [bibtex2html](https://www.lri.fr/~filliatr/bibtex2html/), [bibclean](https://ctan.org/tex-archive/biblio/bibtex/utils/bibclean), [bibtool](http://www.gerd-neugebauer.de/software/TeX/BibTool/en/). (Do not be confused by the pypi package bibclean, it's entirely different. bibclean, bibtool, and bibtex2html are available as OS packages, at least in apt-based distros.) ## Citations from Google Scholar Alerts As an initial step and to get a higher coverage, citations are extracted from Google Scholar Alert e-mails received April 2016 to date. See [gscholar_alerts](./gscholar_alerts/). ## Plotting the Data A Python script for plotting citations over time is included in this repository. ![citations-by-year](plots/citations-by-year.png) _Fig 1: Plot of Common Crawl citations in Google Scholar as of July 29th 2024_