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@sarbajitdutta sarbajitdutta released this 12 Jun 20:51
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Release notes for ReCiter 1.1

  • Use name to infer gender of targetAuthor and identity. Downweight cases where there's a difference in inferred gender. #357
  • Tracks a person’s original name as recorded in a source system and outputs it in the feature generator as opposed to using the sanitized/standardized version of that name. #317
  • Tracks an organization’s original name as recorded in a source system and outputs it in the feature generator as opposed to using the standardized version and/or synonym of that name. #356
  • Single matching departmental affiliation, no matter the synonyms, should only count once. #326
  • Update articleCountScoringStrategy so it better accounts for retrieval counts in strict mode. This way people with more common names get lower scores for articleCountScoringStrategy - even though their looks up are done in strict mode. #278
  • Penalize relationship scores in cases for each non-match. This will address cases where there are a lot of co-authors and just by sheer chance some of them have a known relationship match. #341
  • Added ScienceMetrix journalDepartmentCategory scores. This covers the 250+ most common organizational affiliations in PubMed and their scores for all 180 subfields. #352
  • The number of organizational unit synonyms has been expanded. In many cases, it includes commons translations, e.g., Cirugia (Surgery). This expands the coverage of journalDepartmentCategory scoring. #354
  • journalDepartmentCategory scoring should pick most favorable match. This is useful in cases where a person has multiple organizational affiliations, one of which scores highly. #355
  • Improved method for identifying target author. It turns out author’s email is often not assigned to the person behind that email. #185
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