On May 5, 2009, at 3:32 AM, Christiaan Hofman wrote:
It would be great to test for equality of records modulo author name for the same record retrieved via the regular parser.There'll be some differences, since I don't attempt to handle all of the fields. The XML format documentation seems strongly oriented towards @article types, so I'd be curious as to how a proceedings or book with an editor is handled. I think I've done a better job at handling MeSH headingsand keyword lists, but a bunch of stuff is just ignored since it looksirrelevant (e.g. status, ownership). Additions would be up to the PubMed-using crowd. regards, AdamThis line in the DTD may be relevant: <!ELEMENT Book (%PubDate.Ref;, Publisher, Title, AuthorList?, CollectionTitle?, Volume?)>
What DTD did you find that in? I have yet to see a book example, and there's no point in adding code without a test case. Book doesn't appear in the type list, and there's no element description for CollectionTitle at http://www.nlm.nih.gov/bsd/licensee/elements_descriptions.html .
Also ElocationID (DOI) and PublicationTypeList may be interesting.
I get DOI from PubmedData/ArticleIDList/ArticleID, and haven't yet seen an actual use of ElocationID.
I looked at PublicationTypeList originally, but most of them don't map to BibTeX in a straightforward way (Twin Study? Randomized Controlled Trial? Festschrift?). All the metadata provided is geared towards @article types, so that seems a sensible default.
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