mesh_clean: A function that screens relevant publications in terms of...
In thdiakon/screenmedR: Filtering Pubmed Articles for a meta-analysis.
mesh_clean R Documentation
A function that screens relevant publications in terms of common numbers of mesh terms.
Description
It provides the PMID numbers of a set of publications x which have at least d descriptors and q qualifiers in common with a small default set y. It has a limit of 300 Abstracts (x< 300).
Usage
mesh_clean(x, y, d, q)
Arguments
x
A character vector containing the PMID numbers of the articles of our search
y
A character vector containing the pmid numbers of publications that the user would like to compare with x.
d
An integer that describes the number of Descriptors that the user wants the two vectors to have at least in common.
q
An integer that describes the number of Qualifiers that the user wants the two vectors to have at least in common.
Value
result_final
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| mesh_clean | R Documentation |
A function that screens relevant publications in terms of common numbers of mesh terms.
Description
It provides the PMID numbers of a set of publications x which have at least d descriptors and q qualifiers in common with a small default set y. It has a limit of 300 Abstracts (x< 300).
Usage
mesh_clean(x, y, d, q)
Arguments
x |
A character vector containing the PMID numbers of the articles of our search |
y |
A character vector containing the pmid numbers of publications that the user would like to compare with x. |
d |
An integer that describes the number of Descriptors that the user wants the two vectors to have at least in common. |
q |
An integer that describes the number of Qualifiers that the user wants the two vectors to have at least in common. |
Value
result_final
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