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MNE: Magnetoencephalography (MEG) and Electroencephalography (EEG) in Python
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list publications which use MNE-Python #1935

Closed mainakjas closed 8 years ago

mainakjas commented 9 years ago

We should have a page where we list all the publications that use MNE-Python for their analysis.

Thoughts @teonlamont @agramfort @dengemann @Eric89GXL ?

teonbrooks commented 9 years ago

I think it's a good idea. It will help boost the visibility of the project even more.

dengemann commented 9 years ago

+1 maybe directly parse scholar citations for the two articles.

agramfort commented 9 years ago

+1 for automatic parsing

jasmainak commented 8 years ago

It turns out there is this: https://github.com/ckreibich/scholar.py. So, we can just copy that one file in externals and automatically do the parsing. Looks like a nice Sunday hack for someone bored :)

agramfort commented 8 years ago

it would be nice indeed

jasmainak commented 8 years ago

I think I (almost) got it working, but the problem is that google scholar thinks the script is a bot (which it is?) -- so it fails half of the time. So, looks like it's a dead end.

Just for pedantic value, I am sharing the code. It's basically a hacked version of the google scholar parser -- but I changed a bit the parse_soup_page function, which parses the html using Beautiful soup

kingjr commented 8 years ago

When I had tried parsing gscholar a few years ago, I got banned several times (i.e. can't access the page for 12h)... FWIR Pubmed has an easier and less defensive interface.

kingjr commented 8 years ago

You can also just create gscholar notifications, and set up a mail server to collect that information.

jasmainak commented 8 years ago

interesting. Thanks for the ideas. Let me think about it tomorrow at the brainhack

kingjr commented 8 years ago

(gscholar used to have RSS feeds for notifications, not sure whether this is still the case; if so that should be an easy hack)

jasmainak commented 8 years ago

one question. Did you also face anti-bot policy with pubmed? Or you didn't try enough to know?

kingjr commented 8 years ago

Not an explicit one, but FWIR it seemed pretty slow.

dengemann commented 8 years ago

Maybe this helpful here, a small library for dealing with pubmed i wrote a few years ago.

https://github.com/PyMed/PyMed

It avoids getting blocked and so on.

On 26 Feb 2016, at 01:45, Jean-Rémi KING notifications@github.com wrote:

Not an explicit one, but FWIR it seemed pretty slow.

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jasmainak commented 8 years ago

amazing, looks like I have a task at hand tomorrow :) If you guys want to stick with Google Scholar, looks like I found a solution ;)

kingjr commented 8 years ago

Captcha won't last for long; you'll need to use a convnet...