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I am currently working on a project on citation prediction of articles and using the shcolar.py package.
I am wondering do you have any command line parameter that comes out of the code and can only give me the result of each article's citation number?(just the counting nunber, eg. 200)
Thanks
Kevin Yuan
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#Take in search phrase and return BibTex of first article found
def searchScholar(searchphrase):
query = scholar.SearchScholarQuery()
query.set_words(searchphrase)
querier.send_query(query)
articles = querier.articles
return articles[0].attrs['num_citations'][0]
print("number of citation = ",searchScholar(art))`
Hi
I am currently working on a project on citation prediction of articles and using the shcolar.py package.
I am wondering do you have any command line parameter that comes out of the code and can only give me the result of each article's citation number?(just the counting nunber, eg. 200)
Thanks
Kevin Yuan
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: