scrapeaway: Primary function to download and analyze a PDF file.
In joe-devivo/pdfSpeciesScraper: Extraction of Species Names from Data Store PDF Documents
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Examples
View source: R/ScraperScript.R
Description
scrapeaway processes a batch of pdf files to test for the presence of mentions of species names.
Usage
1
scrapeaway(chunksize)
Arguments
chunksize
The number of files to download in a single call of the function
Details
This function is used to download files from the NPS Data Store Application, extract text from pdf files, and then compare
those files to the a taxonomic (species-level) dictionary distributed with this package. This function is called by a sister
function (runlots) where the user can set the number of files to process in a single run. The recommended number of files is
between 25 and 100, depending on available bandwidth and processing power.
Examples
1
scrapeaway(50)
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Description Usage Arguments Details Examples
View source: R/ScraperScript.R
Description
scrapeaway processes a batch of pdf files to test for the presence of mentions of species names.
Usage
1 | scrapeaway(chunksize)
|
Arguments
chunksize |
The number of files to download in a single call of the function |
Details
This function is used to download files from the NPS Data Store Application, extract text from pdf files, and then compare those files to the a taxonomic (species-level) dictionary distributed with this package. This function is called by a sister function (runlots) where the user can set the number of files to process in a single run. The recommended number of files is between 25 and 100, depending on available bandwidth and processing power.
Examples
1 | scrapeaway(50)
|
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