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Just enter a valid Web of Science search query will do the job. Please check the WoS document of how to construct your advanced query.
For example, you could get the papers published on Nature between 2018 and 2019 with this query:
SO=(Nature) AND PY=(2018-2019)
Just enter a valid Web of Science search query will do the job. Please check the WoS document of how to construct your advanced query.
For example, you could get the papers published on Nature between 2018 and 2019 with this query:
SO=(Nature) AND PY=(2018-2019)
thx~ I find editing code in line 119 and line 120 of wos_crawler/spiders/wos_advanced_query_spider.py
also can solve this issue, but much more complex.
No need to modify the spiders. And I don't recommend doing so.
No need to modify the spiders. And I don't recommend doing so.
Get it, thx for replying.
In advanced search mode, users can custom the year range of their queries, but how?