Makes the authorship data available in the environment for further use.
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Several datasets are made available:
csv_scarped_data_1. Raw scraped data for one years (2017-2018)
csv_scarped_data_3. Raw scraped data for three years (2015-2018)
authorship_data_1. Formated list of vectors, where each vector contains the last name of the TSB authors that collaborated on a particular paper during 2017-2018.
authorship_data_1. Formated list of vectors, where each vector contains the last name of the TSB authors that collaborated on a particular paper during 2015-2018.
tesc_data. Data frame with two columns: 'Names' and 'Department'. tesc_data$Names
holds
the full names of the authors that are part of TESC. tesc_data$Department
holds their respective department.
The data is based on the document obtained from Loes.
tesc_matrix_1. Matrix of weights indicating the collaborations on publishing papers. For TESC authors only, 2017-2018.
tesc_matrix_3. Matrix of weights indicating the collaborations on publishing papers. For TESC authors only, 2015-2018.
authorship_matrix_1. Matrix of weights indicating the collaborations on publishing papers. For all TSB employees at that point in time, 2017-2018.
authorship_matrix_3. Matrix of weights indicating the collaborations on publishing papers. For all TSB employees at that point in time, 2015-2018.
The matrices of weights are build in the following manner:
Let col = c("X1", "Alice", "X2", "Bob", "Beth", "X3")
be a vector that
represents the collaboration on a paper, where Xn
are the external
authors, and Alice, Bob, and Beth are TSB employees. The order of the authors reflects
the order presented on the pure.uvt.nl.
The external employees are removed and the col
vector holds only the TSB employees.
For this example, the result will be "Alice", "Bob", "Beth"
.
The resulting order is important because the first TSB in the vector represents the node of origin and the rest the nodes of destination.
In the case of tesc_matrix_1
and tesc_matrix_3
one additional strip is
performed, namely, only the TSB employees that are also part of the TESC are included.
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