lbsDescriptiveStats: Perform preliminary analysis of data in a Local Bibliometric...

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Perform preliminary analysis of data in a Local Bibliometric Storage

Description

Performs preliminary analysis of data in a Local Bibliometric Storage by creating some basic descriptive statistics (numeric and graphical). Dataset may be restricted to any given document types or a single survey.

Usage

lbsDescriptiveStats(
  conn,
  documentTypes = NULL,
  surveyDescription = NULL,
  which = (1L:7L),
  main = "",
  ask = (prod(par("mfcol")) < length(which) && dev.interactive()),
  ...,
  cex.caption = 1
)

Arguments

conn	connection object, see lbsConnect.
documentTypes	character vector or NULL; specifies document types to restrict to; a combination of Article, Article in Press, Book, Conference Paper, Editorial, Erratum, Letter, Note, Report, Review, Short Survey. NULL means no restriction.
surveyDescription	single character string or NULL; survey to restrict to, or NULL for no restriction.
which	numeric vector with elements in 1,...,7, or NULL; plot types to be displayed.
main	title for each plot.
ask	logical; if TRUE, the user is asked to press return before each plot.
...	additional graphical parameters, see plot.default.
cex.caption	controls size of default captions.

Details

Plot types (accessed with which):

• 1 — "Document types",

• 2 — "Publication years",

• 3 — "Citations per document",

• 4 — "Citations of cited documents per type",

• 5 — "Number of pages per document type",

• 6 — "Categories of documents" (based od source categories),

• 7 — "Documents per author".

Note that this user interaction scheme is similar in behavior to the plot.lm function.

See Also

plot.default, lbsConnect /internal/ /internal/

Examples

## Not run: 
conn <- lbsConnect("Bibliometrics.db");
## ...
lbsDescriptiveStats(conn, surveyDescription="Scientometrics",
   documentTypes=c("Article", "Note", "Report", "Review", "Short Survey"));
## ...
lbsDisconnect(conn);
## End(Not run)

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