Scholar Reference

Fetch all references for a paper by providing a PaperMeta object containing an s2Id, arxivId, doi, or title. The tool queries the Semantic Scholar API and returns a list of PaperMeta objects for each cited reference.

Yes, you can retrieve citation network metadata using a paper title or normalizedTitle. Supplying this in the PaperMeta object allows the tool to query the Semantic Scholar API and fetch all reference metadata without manual sifting.

You need at least one identifier in your PaperMeta object: s2Id, arxivId, doi, or title plus normalizedTitle. The tool uses these to query the Semantic Scholar API and return comprehensive reference lists.

Yes, the reference retrieval tool works with arXiv IDs and DOIs. It accepts a PaperMeta object containing any of these identifiers to query the Semantic Scholar API and return metadata for all cited papers.

The best way to build a comprehensive reference list is to provide a PaperMeta object to the tool. It queries the Semantic Scholar API to fetch all cited references, enabling rapid construction of citation graphs for reviews and meta-analyses.

Limitations depend on the Semantic Scholar API's coverage of older papers. The tool requires at least one valid identifier—such as s2Id, arxivId, doi, or title—to successfully query and return reference metadata.