ding
factor.
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needs a few hours of work and a commitment to some maintenance.
5 is the job that dwarfs everything else. But if Paul is volunteering
(or could be sponsored) to lead that forward then you have a realistic
case to run it on a community and open-source base.
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els done in 1h, we
are talking $200. The visit you are planning for your developer
will cost that much.
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and discussed. Do join us if
you would like to be part of this conversation by registering to
attend the Workshop at https://indico.cern.ch/event/332370/registration/
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of large and complex scientific objects
Use https://indico.cern.ch/event/332370/registration/ to register.
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your abstracts – and seeing your posters.
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/registration/register#/register
The OAI Organisers (see http://indico.cern.ch/event/332370/page/7)
look forward to meeting you all in Geneva in June.
For the OAI9 Organising Committee with cheers,
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lists the Twitter feed and
hashtag for the meeting.
On behalf of the OAI9 Programme Committee, I look forward to seeing
you in the University of Geneva to hear news of current developments
in scholarly communication.
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that
Elsevier are interested in buying it.
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Rosalyn Metz writes
not sure if i should be jealous of nla for getting ed to speak, or of ed
for getting to go to australia.
For me, definitely the former. I have much respect for Ed, and for
me Australia is a boring place to go to.
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Jared Camins-Esakov writes
Thanks to the USA's federal government shutdown, the ERIC (Educational
Resources Information Center) database is unavailable.
Gets me thinking: I have a copy of PubMed XML data... in case anybody needs
it just contact me.
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on Galen, you raise the important (IMHO) issue.
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in because you can rewrite everything? Hmm...
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of the 21st
century, no in-house technical capability will be the same thing as
having no space for books in the middle of the twentieth century.
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Ed Summers writes
Ok, I think I'm going to have nightmares about that.
It will have to support tippex on screens.
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want.
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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
of data and reduced elements that I need.
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into a growing activity.
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http://authorprofile.org/pkr1
skype: thomaskrichel
Thomas Krichel writes
The Programme can be found at
http://indico.cern.ch/conferenceDisplay.py?confId=3D211600.
This contains an extra 3D from quoted-printable encoding.
The correct URL is
http://indico.cern.ch/conferenceDisplay.py?confId=211600.
Sorry!
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=3D7confId=3D211600)
looks forward to meeting you all in Geneva in June
For the OAI8 Organising Committee with cheers,
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http://authorprofile.org/pkr1
=211600
The committee looks forward to welcoming you to Geneva.
For the OAI8 Organising Committee with cheers,
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http://authorprofile.org/pkr1
can't do that.
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http://authorprofile.org/pkr1
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looks forward to welcoming you to Geneva.
For the OAI8 Organising Committee with cheers,
Thomas Krichelhttp://openlib.org/home/krichel
http://authorprofile.org/pkr1
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but it may still be helpful.
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http://authorprofile.org/pkr1
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,
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HTML parser to
read the resulting HTML (if any) into Perl.
Maybe I am heading in a wrong direction for this project?
Direction seems right but the task is tough. PDF is where text
goes to die.
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,
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of technology is taught/used in
the LIS curriculum. But that's a topic for another day. Margaret Kipp
and I have talked about this a lot in the past.
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http://authorprofile.org
but the cost structure
is much simpler.
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with them, other than being a customer.
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Kyle Banerjee writes
Our profession is very risk averse.
But fortunately we don't have any stereotypes around here. ;-)
Isn't the vendor the one the name of which starts with O, and the
product name ends with M?
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1000 records, but less than a
million, maybe?
Look at RePEc at http://repec.org.
You can mirror the dataset from ftp://repec.org but for efficiency
we can set up some rsync delivery for you.
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the
conference at http://uniqueids.org.
If you wish to contact the organizers write to Eleonora Dagiene, Chair
of Council, Director of VGTU Press, eleon...@serials.lt.
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http
what you want to do.
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Joann Ransom writes
LibLime Koha is not Koha. The rest of the community use Koha.
Misunderstanding of this issue is wide-spread. Case in point
http://lists.webjunction.org/wjlists/web4lib/2010-September/052195.html
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would switch to LibSVM in NEP since it LibSVM is still
actively being developed. Just using a simple binary term
weighing scheme and default SVM parameters should get you a
long way.
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the
Horowhenua Library Trust.
That sounds promising. Has LibLime seen reason, or am I misinterpreting
things?
As much reason as somebody who comes to steal your belongings and
then offers them to hand them back to you may be at some stage.
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curl: (6) name lookup timed out
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Roy Tennant writes
So BPL is developing its own digital repository system? Mind if I
ask why?
Why not? Do you suggest they should stick to print?
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, to sign up to the principles.
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repository data into AuthorClaim. That source is documented
at
http://wotan.liu.edu/base
Take care,
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suggest you use HTTP::OAI instead.
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http://authorprofile.org/pkr1
skype: thomaskrichel
.
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http://authorclaim.org/profile/pkr1
skype: thomaskrichel
stuart yeates writes
Thomas Krichel wrote:
...
It will try to guess between UTF-8 and ISO-8859-1. This can be done
because UTF-8 has many invalid byte sequences. But say if you
wanted to guess between ISO-8859-1 and ISO-8859-2, you'd be out of
luck.
Not necessarily.
I
Ere Maijala writes
On 7.10.2010 15:17, Thomas Krichel wrote:
...
use Encode::Guess qw/latin-1/;
$decoded=decode(Guess, $dodgy_input);
$decoded then should be a utf-8 string with utf8 flag on.
Would that work for a predominantly proper utf-8 input with some
mistakes thrown
Ere Maijala writes
# Fix non-UTF-8 characters with two highest bits set (we assume they
are actually ISO-8859-1)
What about
use Encode::Guess qw/latin-1/;
$decoded=decode(Guess, $dodgy_input);
$decoded then should be a utf-8 string with utf8 flag on.
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. This setup in inimical to the
Debian setup.
Most of all, I want something that I can install from the standard
operating system packages, using apt-get.
I suggest you use aptitude instead. It has superior dependency
resolution.
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');
alert id_attribute;
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Disclaimer: I had a class of mead with mixed with sherry before
typing this. I don't know what an iphone is.
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Joe Hourcle writes
ps. yes, I could've used this response as an opportunity to bash
PHP ... and I didn't, because they might be learning PHP to
migrate it to something else.
controversial ;-)
what's the problem(s) with PHP?
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,
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