A small set of six illustrative records spanning several disciplines (genome
editing, machine learning, climate science, materials, oncology and physics),
in the shape that scopus_fetch() returns. It is provided so that the package
can be explored and its examples run without a 'Scopus' API key. The records
were normalised from the static page fixture bundled in inst/extdata.
Format
A scopus_records tibble with six rows and the standard schema:
- entry_number
Position within the retrieval.
- scopus_id
The 'Scopus' record identifier.
- doi
Digital Object Identifier.
- title
Document title.
- authors
First or corresponding author.
- year
Publication year.
- date
Cover date in ISO form.
- publication
Source title.
- citations
Citation count.
- query
The query that produced the record.
Examples
example_records
#> <scopus_records> 6 records
#> query: "illustrative multi-disciplinary sample"
#> # A tibble: 6 × 9
#> entry_number scopus_id doi title authors year date publication citations
#> <int> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <int> <chr> <chr> <int>
#> 1 1 85000000001 10.1… Geno… Zhang … 2019 2019… Nature 540
#> 2 2 85000000002 10.1… Deep… Kumar … 2020 2020… Nature 210
#> 3 3 85000000003 10.1… Clim… Okafor… 2018 2018… Nature Cli… 122
#> 4 4 85000000004 10.1… Grap… Tanaka… 2021 2021… Advanced M… 45
#> 5 5 85000000005 10.1… Chec… Garcia… 2020 2020… The Lancet… 388
#> 6 6 85000000006 10.1… Obse… Abbott… 2016 2016… Physical R… 4200
summary(example_records)
#> <scopus_records> summary
#> 6 records, from 2016 to 2021.
#> 5 sources, 6 with a DOI.
#> Cited 5505 times in total, median 299 per record.
#> Most frequent source: Nature.
#> Most cited: Observation of gravitational waves from a binary black hole merger.