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智能文献引用检索工具。根据用户输入的学术文本（如论文Introduction、Discussion等），自动识别需要引用的陈述，并检索相关真实文献提供引用建议。
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| name | citation-finder |
| description | 智能文献引用检索工具。根据用户输入的学术文本（如论文Introduction、Discussion等），自动识别需要引用的陈述，并检索相关真实文献提供引用建议。 |
本工具帮助学术写作者快速找到合适的引用文献。你只需输入文章段落（如 Introduction、Discussion 等），工具会自动：
# 从文件读取文本
python citation_finder.py --input introduction.txt --output citations.md
# 直接输入文本
python citation_finder.py --text "Glomus tumors are rare perivascular neoplasms..." --output report.md
# 输出 JSON 格式（便于程序处理）
python citation_finder.py --input article.txt --format json --output citations.json
from citation_finder import analyze_text_for_citations, search_papers
# 分析文本
text = """你的文章内容..."""
citation_needs = analyze_text_for_citations(text)
# 对每个需求检索文献
for need in citation_needs:
for query in need.suggested_queries:
papers = search_papers(query, limit=5)
# 处理结果...
工具能自动识别以下类型的陈述并提供引用建议：
| 类型 | 识别特征 | 示例 |
|---|---|---|
| 定义/分类 | is defined as, characterized by, classified as | "Glomus tumors are rare perivascular neoplasms..." |
| 历史事实 | first described, since 1950, in 2020 | "since the first description in 1950..." |
| 流行病学 | rare, common, prevalence, incidence | "They arise most often in the distal extremities..." |
| 分子发现 | gene, mutation, fusion, pathway | "Recurrent NOTCH pathway rearrangements..." |
| 分类标准 | WHO classification, criteria, standard | "The current WHO classification defines..." |
| 技术方法 | sequencing, scRNA-seq, single-cell | "Single-cell RNA sequencing now permits..." |
| 临床行为 | indolent, malignant, prognosis | "Most tumors follow an indolent course..." |
| 肿瘤微环境 | tumor microenvironment, TME, stromal | "The TME is increasingly recognized..." |
# 文献引用检索报告
## 1. Definition/Classification
**原文**: Glomus tumors are rare perivascular neoplasms that originate from modified smooth-muscle cells of the glomus body.
**推荐引用 (3篇)**:
### 1. Intermediate filament proteins and actin isoforms as markers for soft-tissue tumor differentiation and origin
- **作者**: Schurch W, Skalli O, Lagacé R, et al.
- **期刊**: American Journal of Pathology
- **年份**: 1990
- **被引**: 103次
- **PMID**: 2158236
API 密钥已内置，无需额外配置。如需使用自己的 API 密钥，修改 citation_finder.py 中的：
API_KEY = "your-api-key-here"
pip install requests
用户输入文本
↓
[文本分析] → 识别引用需求（定义/历史/分子/临床等）
↓
[生成检索词] → 针对每个需求构建精准查询
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[API检索] → 调用 AI4Scholar 搜索相关文献
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[结果整合] → 去重、排序、格式化
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输出引用报告（Markdown/JSON）
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