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publication-domain-discernibility

Analysis of publication domain by statistical analysis of word counts.

Instruction

Dataset Gathering

First, publications need to be found using the Microsoft Academic Knowledge API. This is a responsibility of the discover package.

  1. Specify domains of interest within config.json
{
  ...
  "DOMAINS": [
    "cancer",
    "another_domain"
  ]
}
  1. Find your Microsoft Academic Knowledge API key here. You should copy Key 1 and use it in the next step.
  2. Discover relevant publications with discover package. Provide number of papers around 5 times greater than the number you actually want to download - not all papers are downloadable.
python -m discover --api-key <your-copied-key> --count <count-of-papers>

You can find discovery files within data/pubs directory, named as <domain_name>.json.

  1. Download publications as PDF files via download module. Here you provide an actual number of papers to download.
python -m download --count <count-of-papers>

You can find downloaded publications within data/pubs/<domain-name> directory, named as <publication-title>.pdf.

  1. Convert downloaded publications to TXT format via convert module.
python -m convert

You can find converted publications within data/pubs/<domain-name> directory, named as <publication-title>.txt.

Technical Feasibility Check

Feasibility was checked more-or-less during the topic selection classes. Proposed flow is as follows:

  1. Specify domains to gather papers for
  2. Use Microsoft Academic Knowledge API to find publications for a domain
  3. Download found publications
  4. Convert PDFs to TXT
  5. Use TFIDF embedding to produce paper features
  6. Use ANOVA / nonparametric alternative for checking, which words make a difference

Microsoft Academic Knowledge API

Flow of the API is simple:

  1. Select domain by constructing query expression with interpret endpoint.
  2. Use evaluate endpoint with provided query to find papers in the domain.

Several links may be useful:

Conversion of PDF to TXT

There is a package pdftotext for Python 2 and 3.

Extraction of TFIDF Text Features

There is an implementation in Python within a package called scikit-learn. You can check it here. There are some parameters to play with - understanding them may be key to success. Here you can find theoretical background.

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