I realise this is more of a general question, but I hope I can still get some help.
I would like to get the DOIs of a list of unstructured citations (somehow, similar to this issue).
However, if I run:
unstructured_citation = "Jan Hansen, Jochen Hung, Jaroslav Ira, Judit " \
"Klement, Sylvain Lesage, Juan Luis Simal and " \
"Andrew Tompkins (eds), The European Experience: " \
"A Multi-Perspective History of Modern Europe. " \
"Cambridge, UK: Open Book Publishers, 2023."
work = Works.query(bibliographic="unstructured_citation").sort("relevance")
I get a huge numbers of results in the variable work (some of which are not even related).
What am I am missing? Is the bibliographic argument meant to be used for work titles only? Should I try to extract the work titles from the raw citations and then use them as part of the query?
Thank you!
I realise this is more of a general question, but I hope I can still get some help.
I would like to get the DOIs of a list of unstructured citations (somehow, similar to this issue).
However, if I run:
I get a huge numbers of results in the variable
work(some of which are not even related).What am I am missing? Is the
bibliographicargument meant to be used for work titles only? Should I try to extract the work titles from the raw citations and then use them as part of the query? Thank you!