get_top_journals: List the most popular journals
In Selbosh/ref2014: Analysis of the UK Research Excellence Framework 2014
Description
Usage
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Examples
Description
Enumerate the journals, books and reports with the most REF submissions.
Any volumes with fewer than 'min_articles' submissions will be aggregated
into a category called 'Other'.
Usage
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get_top_journals(outputs, min_articles = 20)
Arguments
outputs
data from cluster_outputs_by_journals
min_articles
'top' journals must have at least this many articles each
Examples
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math_outputs <- subset(tidy_outputs(), uoa_name == 'Mathematical Sciences')
math_outputs <- cluster_outputs_by_journals(math_outputs)
get_top_journals(math_outputs)
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
Enumerate the journals, books and reports with the most REF submissions. Any volumes with fewer than 'min_articles' submissions will be aggregated into a category called 'Other'.
Usage
1 | get_top_journals(outputs, min_articles = 20)
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Arguments
outputs |
data from |
min_articles |
'top' journals must have at least this many articles each |
Examples
1 2 3 | math_outputs <- subset(tidy_outputs(), uoa_name == 'Mathematical Sciences')
math_outputs <- cluster_outputs_by_journals(math_outputs)
get_top_journals(math_outputs)
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