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<p>The accelerating pace of scientific production has outpaced the capabilities of traditional bibliometric tools, which have laid the groundwork for quantifying scholarly impact and mapping collaboration networks, enabling significant advances in the field. While these methods have significantly shaped the field, their reliance on static, retrospective analyses limits their ability to navigate the hyperdynamic and interdisciplinary research ecosystem. In response, we propose BiBLoX: a pioneering, predictive bibliometric intelligence platform that builds on these foundations by integrating real-time data streams exclusively via official APIs from sources such as Web of Science, Scopus, and TRDizin, accessed through institutional subscriptions and in compliance with their terms of service. This ensures legally compliant, ethically sound, and technically robust data acquisition without any reliance on web scraping, alongside machine learning-driven trend forecasting and dynamic knowledge mapping. Evaluations across 123,638 publications, validated through temporal cross-validation and robustness testing, show BiBLoX’s ability to predict citation trajectories, identify emerging topics, and visualize evolving collaboration networks. Compared to existing platforms, BiBLoX delivers predictive analytics with reproducible datasets and rigorous validation, paving the way for proactive scientific foresight. By providing stakeholders with dynamic, actionable insights, BiBLoX enables evidence-based funding decisions, innovation policy design, and strategic positioning within rapidly evolving knowledge economies.</p>

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年12月4日

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  • Kadir Kesgin,
  • Dilek Zeren Ozer

摘要

The accelerating pace of scientific production has outpaced the capabilities of traditional bibliometric tools, which have laid the groundwork for quantifying scholarly impact and mapping collaboration networks, enabling significant advances in the field. While these methods have significantly shaped the field, their reliance on static, retrospective analyses limits their ability to navigate the hyperdynamic and interdisciplinary research ecosystem. In response, we propose BiBLoX: a pioneering, predictive bibliometric intelligence platform that builds on these foundations by integrating real-time data streams exclusively via official APIs from sources such as Web of Science, Scopus, and TRDizin, accessed through institutional subscriptions and in compliance with their terms of service. This ensures legally compliant, ethically sound, and technically robust data acquisition without any reliance on web scraping, alongside machine learning-driven trend forecasting and dynamic knowledge mapping. Evaluations across 123,638 publications, validated through temporal cross-validation and robustness testing, show BiBLoX’s ability to predict citation trajectories, identify emerging topics, and visualize evolving collaboration networks. Compared to existing platforms, BiBLoX delivers predictive analytics with reproducible datasets and rigorous validation, paving the way for proactive scientific foresight. By providing stakeholders with dynamic, actionable insights, BiBLoX enables evidence-based funding decisions, innovation policy design, and strategic positioning within rapidly evolving knowledge economies.