After my experiences with the Digital Preservation and LIS stack exchanges I am
very wary of using them as a platform. I'd agree with others comments that they
have far too puritanical and stringent requirements for the kinds of discussion
people wanted to have. Beyond that, the kind of
On 9 July 2013, Owens, Trevor wrote:
After my experiences with the Digital Preservation and LIS stack
exchanges I am very wary of using them as a platform. I'd agree with
others comments that they have far too puritanical and stringent
requirements for the kinds of discussion people wanted to
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I am exploring methods for author disambiguation, and I would like to have
access to one or more set of well-disambiguated data set containing:
– a unique author identifier (email address, institutional identifier)
– a unique article identifier (PMID, DOI, etc.)
– a unique journal identifier
Hi all:
I agree with Kyle. My research unit does this as one focus of
research (not production), and it is tough to find datasets and good
solutions. The closest dataset I can think of is those of the Web
People Search Task (e.g. WePS-3 http://nlp.uned.es/weps/), but these
are not limited to
Paul,
Not a huge set, but I will offer up our BibApp data,
http://experts.kumc.edu/faq. It should mostly meet your requirements and is
already in VIVO form (and other flavors) for you.
Contact me off-list of you have questions.
Jason Stirnaman
913-588-7319
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I'd echo the other comments that finding reliable data is problematic but as a
suggestion of reasonably good data you could try:
Names was a Jisc funded project that as far as I know isn't currently active
but the data available should be of reasonable quality I think. More details on
the
Paul Albert paa2...@med.cornell.edu writes
I am exploring methods for author disambiguation, and I would like to have
access to one or more set of well-disambiguated data set containing:
– a unique author identifier (email address, institutional identifier)
– a unique article identifier
Thomas Krichel writes
The RePEc Author service (created by yours truly in the late 90s)
was the first author claiming service. Its data is freely available,
bar email addresses.
Actually DBLP can also be of interest to you. The site has identified
authors. I presume they are done by
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Hi,
On Tue, Jul 9, 2013 at 10:57 AM, Matt Jones jo...@nceas.ucsb.edu wrote:
Have you considered putting up a QA site outside of the SE network, where
you can control the set of policies employed better?
Indeed, that suggestion has been made, implicitly or explicitly, by several
participants
is it better off being comprehensive (e.g., all the libraries, all the
archives, all the musuems, etc.) to have as large a pool as possible, or
whether having a bunch of more focused fora (e.g., the potential digital
preservation one mentioned by Trevor) is the way to go.
Anyone interested in
Hi all,
Sorry for the late entry in the conversation (server fires. server
fires everywhere)... just adding two cents in the thread: one cent
technical, and the other on a higher level.
The technical cent:
I've set up an OSQA instance on my personal server for
http://www.libcatcode.org and have
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I tried really hard to participate in and help seed the SE site, but I
really didn't have any questions in the way that SE would have liked, so
I never posted anything. I'm all for a library forum, though, and don't see
how it wouldn't do what the SE sites do while still allowing open
discussion.
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