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references_read
This function reads Thomson Reuters Web of Knowledge
and ISI format reference data files into an R-friendly data format. The resulting dataframe
is the argument for the refplitr function authors_clean()
.
references_read(data = ".", dir = FALSE, include_all = FALSE)
data |
the location of the file or files to be imported. This can be either the absolute or relative name of the file (for a single file) or folder (for multiple files stored in the same folder; used in conjuction with 'dir = TRUE“). If left blank it is assumed the location is the working directory. |
dir |
if FALSE it is assumed a single file is to be imported. Set to TRUE if importing multiple files (the path to the folder in which files are stored is set with 'data=“; all files in the folder will be imported). Defaults to FALSE. |
include_all |
if FALSE only a subset of commonly used fields from references records are imported.
If TRUE then all fields from the reference records are imported. Defaults to FALSE.
The additional data fields included if |
## If a single files is being imported from a folder called "data" located in an RStudio Project:
## imported_refs<-references_read(data = './data/refs.txt', dir = FALSE, include_all=FALSE)
## If multiple files are being imported from a folder named "heliconia" nested within a folder
## called "data" located in an RStudio Project:
## heliconia_refs<-references_read(data = './data/heliconia', dir = TRUE, include_all=FALSE)
## To load the Web of Science records used in the examples in the documentation
BITR_data_example <- system.file('extdata', 'BITR_test.txt', package = 'refsplitr')
BITR <- references_read(BITR_data_example)
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