Get.Abstracts: Get Abstracts of user-defined search query
In ResearchAssociate: Retrieving Publications from PubMed Database Based on User Query
Description
Usage
Arguments
Author(s)
Examples
Description
Get Abstracts of user-defined search query
Usage
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Get.Abstracts(Searchquery, Output = NULL)
Arguments
Searchquery
input a text query for example "Bioinformatics", "Bioinformatics or machine learning", "Cancer and drug targets"
Output
path to save file containig results returened by the function.
Author(s)
Mohmed Soudy Mohamed.soudy@57357.com and Ali Mostafa ali.mo.anwar@std.agr.cu.edu.eg
Examples
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Abstracts <- Get.Abstracts(Searchquery = "physics and deep learning and proteomics")
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Description Usage Arguments Author(s) Examples
Description
Get Abstracts of user-defined search query
Usage
1 | Get.Abstracts(Searchquery, Output = NULL)
|
Arguments
Searchquery |
input a text query for example "Bioinformatics", "Bioinformatics or machine learning", "Cancer and drug targets" |
Output |
path to save file containig results returened by the function. |
Author(s)
Mohmed Soudy Mohamed.soudy@57357.com and Ali Mostafa ali.mo.anwar@std.agr.cu.edu.eg
Examples
1 | Abstracts <- Get.Abstracts(Searchquery = "physics and deep learning and proteomics")
|
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