4. Deciphering and assessing your results
The Analyze Results function allows you to go even further in the analysis of the search results you've just obtained, in the sense that you'll be able to assess them. Starting with the initial search result, you can, as shown in the following screenshot, assess the breakdown of references by document type, language, place of publication, research themes or affiliated institutions. It's possible to control the sorting to be carried out, which will be arbitrated according to the facets you wish to explore. This is how you'll be able to identify an author, for example:
the plurality of research themes in which it publishes, and in what proportion;
titles of journals in which he has published and their proportion ;
co-publishers and affiliated institutions;
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