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Source for citation numbers
Out of interest, where did you get the numbers for citations? Did you use any mechanism for discovering these papers, or was it purely your own knowledge?
Not really. I hope I could find a way to automatically update the list of good papers, but there's not. I just searched papers and tracked their references. For example, if I find a famous paper, I check the author's google citation page to see if he/she has more good papers. Also, I check the papers that cite the famous paper, also the papers that is cited by the famous papers. It's kinda infinite chains...haha.
You have searched papers and tracked their references , and if your have the data such as H index ? I can write some code to show the data use chartjs tools.
Seems like you're doing exactly what this algorithm does. I'll look into implementations tomorrow. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/HITS_algorithm
You can use google scholar data. There is a project on GitHub to retrieve publication metadata - https://github.com/ckreibich/scholar.py.
Example of running script for a paper from the list:
python scholar.py -c 1 -t -A "Training very deep networks" --after=2015 --before=2017
