scrape_pub: Web Scraping for 'PubMed'
In getpublist: Obtain a List of Publications from 'PubMed' and 'Google Scholar'
scrape_pub R Documentation
Web Scraping for 'PubMed'
Description
Use web scraping for 'PubMed' searches based on first and last names to get all of the published information from the search page. Then placing it on a table
Usage
scrape_pub(first_name, last_name)
Arguments
first_name
The author's first name
last_name
The author's last name
Value
A dataframe containing publishing information such as title, author, journal, date, page, and so on.
Examples
paper_list <- scrape_pub("Jedi","wars")
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Web Scraping for 'PubMed'
Description
Use web scraping for 'PubMed' searches based on first and last names to get all of the published information from the search page. Then placing it on a table
Usage
scrape_pub(first_name, last_name)
Arguments
first_name |
The author's first name |
last_name |
The author's last name |
Value
A dataframe containing publishing information such as title, author, journal, date, page, and so on.
Examples
paper_list <- scrape_pub("Jedi","wars")
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