citations

问题 Using R, I want to obtain the list of articles referencing to a scientific journal paper. The only information I have is the title of the article, e.g. "Protein measurement with the folin phenol reagent". Is anyone able to help me by producing a replicable example that I can use? Here is what I tried so far. The R package fulltext seems to be useful, because it allows to retrieve a list of IDs linked to an article. For instance, I can get the article's DOI: library(fulltext) res1 <- ft_search

问题 Using R, I want to obtain the list of articles referencing to a scientific journal paper. The only information I have is the title of the article, e.g. "Protein measurement with the folin phenol reagent". Is anyone able to help me by producing a replicable example that I can use? Here is what I tried so far. The R package fulltext seems to be useful, because it allows to retrieve a list of IDs linked to an article. For instance, I can get the article's DOI: library(fulltext) res1 <- ft_search

问题 I am trying to get all the publications by an author using scholar.py https://github.com/ckreibich/scholar.py But whenever I run the script, I only get a fraction of the publications associated with the author in my results. So running: ./scholar.py --author "albert einstein" Will only retrieve a subset of Einstein's 1000+ publications associated with him in Google Scholar. How can I get all of the publications for an author? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39257172/get-all

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 5 years ago . This may seem like a stupid question, but I have been looking for this for quite some time and haven't found anything helpful. I want to download all papers cited within a given paper. Is there such a feature available in Google scholar? Or even just a page listing all the cited paper links? 来源： https:/

问题 I am trying to find a reference for approximately how many CPU cycles various operations require. I don't need exact numbers (as this is going to vary between CPUs) but I'd like something relatively credible that gives ballpark figures that I could cite in discussion with friends. As an example, we all know that floating point division takes more CPU cycles than say doing a bitshift. I'd guess that the difference is that the division is around 100 cycles, where as a shift is 1 but I'm looking

问题 I need a parser that will scan scholarly texts, extract citations, and parse those citations into their component parts (author, title, publication date, etc). I've tried Paracite, but it is abominably slow and doesn't produce high quality results. Any language is OK, but Java is preferred. 回答1: Take a look at ParsCit: This is the home page of the ParsCit project, which performs two tasks: 1) reference string parsing, sometimes also called citation parsing or citation extraction, and 2)

问题 The question of R "stats" citation for a scientific paper makes me wonder how I would enumerate all the R packages that I ought to cite when using R in an academic paper. How would I get a list of packages that I loaded and need citation? 回答1: Using the answer to How to find out which package version is loaded in R? , I see that we can use the sessionInfo() function to see what packages have been loaded (though not necessarily used). The following gets the base packages as a vector and

问题 Are there methods or tools to facilitate generating bibliographic data files (for BibTeX, EndNote, RefMan, etc.) from database records to show to visitors of a website so they can easily import the citations? 回答1: A powerful tool to convert between various bibliographic formats is bibutils. EndNote and RefMan should both readily accept the RIS format. 回答2: On a Linux system you can execute cat myrisfile.ris | ris2xml | xml2bib > mybibfile.bib to convert myrisfile.ris to mybibfile.bib in a

问题 I'm going to try to phrase this clearly... (I'm pretty new at regex). I'm working on a PDF document, with a program called AutoBookmark (from Evermap). I'm trying to set it up to link numbered citations to numbered references in a bibliography. The goal is to match each numbered citation within brackets, and return that number within brackets, alone. In other words, if I have [85], I'd just return [85]. If I have [85, 93], I'd return both [85] and [93]. If there are more numbers in brackets,

问题 I would like to use citations on a page of my static website created with the R package blogdown. Based on the book written about blogdown (https://bookdown.org/yihui/blogdown/#) this seems to be possible. However, I do not not know exactly how to set this up. I know how to do this in a rmarkdown file and in a bookdown file, but not in the context of a website created with blogdown. First, I created a new post using the new_post() function in the blogdown package. Second, I added bibliography