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How to download search results on google scholar using r?

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问题 I would like extract the first 100 results (say) of a Google Scholar search using R. Does anyone know how to do it? To be precise, I just need the name of the paper, authors and citation count. Ps Would this be legal? 回答1: please consider the updated biobucket-post: http://thebiobucket.blogspot.com/2011/11/r-function-google-scholar-webscraper.html 回答2: There are some Python and Perl scrapers out there that you might be able to adapt, linked at http://bmb-common.blogspot.com/2011/02/does

Extract Google Scholar results using Python (or R)

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I'd like to use python to scrape google scholar search results. I found two different script to do that, one is gscholar.py and the other is scholar.py (can that one be used as a python library?). Now, I should maybe say that I'm totally new to python, so sorry if I miss the obvious! The problem is when I use gscholar.py as explained in the README file, I get as a result query() takes at least 2 arguments (1 given) . Even when I specify another argument (e.g. gscholar.query("my query", allresults=True) , I get query() takes at least 2 arguments (2 given) . This puzzles me. I also tried to

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