christofs/BIB18

Issues

• Comparisons with OpenAlex or MLA bibliograpy, in terms of volume, gender, etc.

  #20 opened 4 months ago
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• Use information from archive to distinguish monographs from edited volumes

  #19 opened 4 months ago
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• In Co-editors, add first names for disambiguation (Martin!)

  #18 opened a year ago
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• Remove editor "al." ;-) from the dataset...

  #17 opened a year ago
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• In Co-editors: Add weight as edge labels (done) and degree as node labels

  #16 opened a year ago
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• Move the book titles from the extras field to their proper place.

  #15 opened a year ago
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• Add / improve language data for entries not en, fr, de.

  #14 opened a year ago
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• Update exported datasets as well in the repo

  #13 opened a year ago
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• Move updated dataset from internal library to public library

  #12 opened a year ago
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• Remove the many duplicates in book sections

  #11 opened a year ago
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• Move names with "lacollaborationde" in the name from editor to collaborator and clean the entry (about 350 entries!)

  #10 opened a year ago
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• In the Titles section, include all (unique) titles, also the book titles of book sections.

  #9 opened a year ago
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• Replace Collaborations section with a new Co-authors section, compare results with those from Co-Editors section.

  #8 opened a year ago
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• Replace Gephi visualization in Collaborations with one based on netgraph or pyvis.

  #7 opened a year ago
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• In Collaborations, the editor data has not been deduplicated (but that has been done in Co-editors.)

  #6 opened a year ago
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• In Co-editors, the network graph does not have community detection and corresponding coloring yet.

  #5 opened a year ago
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• In the section Co-editors, the editor data from books is missing.

  #4 opened a year ago
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• Add titles of publication typ "thesis" to the list of titles

  #3 opened a year ago
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• Test gender detection from author and editor names

  #2 opened a year ago
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• Use Netgraph instead of Gephi, so that everything can happen in the Jupyter Notebooks

  #1 opened a year ago
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