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Greetings, I'm an end-user new to Content Mine. I understand that in a multi word query
-q alcohol dopamine will default to an OR' query (137K hits)
-q '"alcohol dopamine"' is of course an exact match (5 hits)
-q 'alcohol dopamine' seems to be an 'AND' query (5K hits) although that isn't clear in the tutorial and other complex mixtures don't work like I expect - such as -q '"alcohol dopamine" and "substance p"'
However, when using --api crossref as an option, I am unable to achieve the same idea.
Using the crossref web query page
alcohol dopamine 183K hits [OR search]
+alcohol +dopamine 500 hits [AND search +(force include term) !(force exclude term) ]
[and they don't seem to have a way to do exact match]
but with getpapers, using -api crossref
-q alcohol dopamine 151K hits
-q 'alcohol dopamine' or -q '"alcohol dopamine"' or '+alcohol +dopamine' or '"+alcohol +dopamine"' 201K hits
Hit numbers aside,I just looked at the crossref api github page, and although I understand there may be some technical details I can apply, it is my suggestion that it may be more complex than many end users will search for. Some API specific guidance in the tutorials, or in the long run, a back-end way for getpapers to format the query syntax for the particular API from a standard method of input from users would make for a consistent and pleasurable user experience.
Thank you very much to developers and testers for your work on the project, I look forward to using the application.
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Greetings, I'm an end-user new to Content Mine. I understand that in a multi word query
-q alcohol dopamine will default to an OR' query (137K hits)
-q '"alcohol dopamine"' is of course an exact match (5 hits)
-q 'alcohol dopamine' seems to be an 'AND' query (5K hits) although that isn't clear in the tutorial and other complex mixtures don't work like I expect - such as -q '"alcohol dopamine" and "substance p"'
However, when using --api crossref as an option, I am unable to achieve the same idea.
Using the crossref web query page
alcohol dopamine 183K hits [OR search]
+alcohol +dopamine 500 hits [AND search +(force include term) !(force exclude term) ]
[and they don't seem to have a way to do exact match]
but with getpapers, using -api crossref
-q alcohol dopamine 151K hits
-q 'alcohol dopamine' or -q '"alcohol dopamine"' or '+alcohol +dopamine' or '"+alcohol +dopamine"' 201K hits
Hit numbers aside,I just looked at the crossref api github page, and although I understand there may be some technical details I can apply, it is my suggestion that it may be more complex than many end users will search for. Some API specific guidance in the tutorials, or in the long run, a back-end way for getpapers to format the query syntax for the particular API from a standard method of input from users would make for a consistent and pleasurable user experience.
Thank you very much to developers and testers for your work on the project, I look forward to using the application.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: