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User Input for Search Engine Workflow #3

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ChristinaB opened this issue Mar 6, 2020 · 0 comments
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User Input for Search Engine Workflow #3

ChristinaB opened this issue Mar 6, 2020 · 0 comments

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Steps to create a graph network connected by a search term instead of an author?
Current connections create edges from a list of people.

New type of graph network: create edges from a list of terms: tools or topics
Humans, leaders, and organizers determine the short list of search terms and publish visualizations in report.

  • Promote and recruit collection of updated bibtex files (manual)

  • Request permission to scrape OrcID and Github and data repository and get a list of IDs and repositories

  • Add code to scrape OrcID

  • String manipulation to reconcile names to develop consistent ID connection for nodes

  • Scrape HydroShare (to do other data repositories)

  • Scrape Github based on input 'Organization Name' requires permission and Admin access or key generated to access the API

  • Organizer/Coordinator User Inputs = bibtex file, list provided by network members

  • Natural language processing on abstracts and readme and all metadata fields. (See github.com/hydroshare Discover search engine does this, for example). Output = List of terms

  • Mapping of keywords corresponding to each term/keyword.

  • View graph network with color coded nodes and links by tags in the search. MVP = pick 5 keywords, make a graph network view that provides a filter with check box that turns on and off like Github, HydroShare, Journals

  • Print selection of filter to make a table and report by tags

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