Open j-allan opened 9 years ago
The abstract is currently not parsed into the metadata. We do have it in the document text, so we could extract it if we pass a parameter with the query indicating we want it returned, but I believe the correct way is to parse it into the metadata.
Do you have control of that step of the process, Michael? Can we modify things so that the abstract is present in the indexed data and/or extracted into our metadata so that it can be shown? But if there isn't an abstract (either because we didn't extract it or it wasn't there) it would be handled cleanly? If so, let's do that.
On 3/18/2015 10:02 AM, Michael Zarozinski wrote:
The abstract is currently not parsed into the metadata. We do have it in the document text, so we could extract it if we pass a parameter with the query indicating we want it returned, but I believe the correct way is to parse it into the metadata.
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It should be as simple as updating Jiepu's ACMArticleParser to include it in the metadata.
Do we have abstracts for the papers in our metadata? If so, I'd like to have a way to see the abstract of a paper without having to click on the link to see it at the ACM. Perhaps a tooltip sort of thing or a link that creates a pop-up with the abstract? I'd suggest that the abstract pop-up also include the title, author, and venue, even though they're on the ranked list already.