This function extracts key editorial information from one or more paper URLs. Specifically, it retrieves the submission, revision, and acceptance dates, as well as the article type. The function also calculates the turnaround time (the duration from submission to acceptance) and identifies whether the paper is part of a special issue.
article_info.RdThis function extracts key editorial information from one or more paper URLs. Specifically, it retrieves the submission, revision, and acceptance dates, as well as the article type. The function also calculates the turnaround time (the duration from submission to acceptance) and identifies whether the paper is part of a special issue.
Arguments
- vector
A vector with urls.
- sleep
Number of seconds between scraping iterations. 2 sec. by default
- sample_size
A number. How many papers do you want to explore from the main vector. Leave blank for all
- show_progress
Logical. If
TRUE, a progress bar is displayed during the function execution. Defaults toTRUE.
Value
A data frame (class: data.frame) with the following columns:
- i
The URL of the article from which the information is retrieved.
- article_type
The classification of the article (e.g., editorial, review).
- Received
The date the article was received by the publisher.
- Accepted
The date the article was accepted for publication.
- tat
The turnaround time, calculated as the number of days between the received and accepted dates.
- year
The year in which the article was accepted for publication.
- issue_type
Indicates whether the article is part of a special issue.
Examples
url<-c("https://www.mdpi.com/2073-4336/8/4/45","https://www.mdpi.com/2073-4336/11/3/39")
# \donttest{
info<-article_info(url, 1.5)
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