by PEPAdmin | Feb 2, 2019 | Tips
Rank refers to the search engine’s “best guess” as to the relevance of the result to the search you specified. The exact method of ranking used varies a bit depending on the search. In its most basic level, when you specify a single search term, rank looks at the density of the matches for the word in the document, and how close to the beginning of the document they appear as a measure of importance to the paper’s topic.
by PEPAdmin | Nov 18, 2015 | Tips
When you hover your mouse over a paragraph of the Standard Edition (SE) long enough, the corresponding text from Gesammelte Werke slides from the bottom of the PEP-Web window, and vice versa. If the slide up window bothers you, you can turn it off by checking the box...
by PEPAdmin | Nov 6, 2015 | Tips
When there are translations of the current article, you will see a flag/pennant icon next to the title, like this: For example: Click on it and you will see a bibliographic list of papers that are published translations of the current article. Note that when no...
by PEPAdmin | Nov 6, 2015 | Tips
When there are articles or videos related to the one you are viewing, you will see a related papers icon next to the title, like this: For example: Click on it and you will see a bibliographic list of papers that are related (including the current one). Related...
by PEPAdmin | Aug 12, 2015 | Tips
To see what papers cited a particular article, click on “[Who Cited This?] which can be found at the end of every article.
by PEPAdmin | Aug 12, 2015 | Tips
To see author affiliation and contact information (as available) in an article, simply click on the Information icon (an i within a circle) next to the author’s name in every journal article.
by PEPAdmin | Aug 12, 2015 | Tips
To quickly go to the Table of Volumes from any article, click on the banner for the journal at the top of the article.
by PEPAdmin | Jul 23, 2015 | Tips
While performing a search, you can sort the articles by Author in the Search section. This will rearrange the results of your search alphabetically according to the author’s surname. This feature is useful to quickly locate the work of a specific author.
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
To visualize a snapshot of a Video in PEP Web, simply turn on the Preview feature located above the results list of the Videos Section.
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
If you know the bibliographic details of a journal article, use the Journal Section to find it quickly. First, find and click on the Journal where the article was published in the Journal tab on the home page. Then, click on the year of publication. Finally, look for...
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
Statistics of the number of citations for the Most Cited Journal Articles on PEP Web can be reviewed by clicking on the “See full statistics…” link located at the end of the Most Cited Journal Articles list in the PEP tab.
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
You can always keep track of the Most Cited Journal Articles on PEP Web by checking the PEP Section found on the homepage.
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
You can always keep track of the Most Popular Journal Articles on PEP Web by checking the PEP tab found on the homepage.
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
If you find an article or content on PEP-Web interesting, you can share it with others using the Social Media Button at the bottom of every page.
by PEPAdmin | Jun 2, 2015 | Tips
The Information icon (an i in a circle) will give you valuable information about PEP Web data and features. You can find it besides a PEP Web feature and the author’s name in every journal article. Simply move the mouse pointer over the icon and click on it for...
