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ropensci / refsplitr

R package for processing, organizing, and visualizing reference records downloaded from the Web of Science.
https://docs.ropensci.org/refsplitr
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Exporting refined to bibliometrix #81

Open danieltorrano opened 3 years ago

danieltorrano commented 3 years ago

Hi, first of all would like to thank you for a great package. I would like to export the refined author disambiguation for additional analysis in bibliometrix. I was wondering whether there is code available on how to work around the compatible formatting. Cheers

danieltorrano commented 3 years ago

I have been able to create an "example_a_refined" following the directions provided. Refsplitr did a wonderful job disambiguation multiple authors identities. Now, I would like to proceed and conduct some additional analysis in bibliometrix with the updated list of authors disambiguated. The instructions indicate that it is possible to export the processed datasets and, after some additional formatting, conduct analysis in biblliometrix.

I particularly refer to the last sentence in the introduction section at https://docs.ropensci.org/refsplitr/articles/refsplitr.html:

"Finally, the processed data-sets can be exported in tidy formats for analysis with user-written code or, after some additional formatting, packages such as revtools (Westgate 2018) or bibliometrix (Aria & Cuccurullo 2017)."

I would appreciate any support or directions on how to integrate the updated list of disambiguated authors into a dataframe that can be used for analysis in bibliometrix.

embruna commented 3 weeks ago

Hi @danieltorrano, sorry - this came during the lockdowns/work from home, so I must have missed it. I'm actually doing some updates now and hope to add a function to do this automatically.