OK this does work:
I can subtract eg the titles. But how can I say R that it should make a
link between title, keyword and frequency of the keywords in order to
have a 3 d plot?
Thanks a lot for helping me until here anyway!
Cheers
On Mon, 2009-12-14 at 16:15 +0100, Romain Francois wrote:
>
Thanks,
but unfortunately somehow the package "bibtex" dont want to install
(actually it installs, but if i follow your instruction: > bib <-
read.bib( "/home/schwan/Desktop/science.bib" ) I got an Error Message
which says: > Error: could not find function "read.bib"
I already installed the packa
On 12/14/09, Schwan wrote:
> but unfortunately somehow the package "bibtex" dont want to install
> (actually it installs, but if i follow your instruction: > bib <-
> read.bib( "/home/schwan/Desktop/science.bib" ) I got an Error Message
> which says: > Error: could not find function "read.bib"
Hello,
Sorry to arrive late on this. Did you try the recently uploaded "bibtex"
package. It reads a bibtex file into an R list (of class citationList).
So for example : if your posted example lives in biblio.bib for example,
you can read it like this :
> bib <- read.bib( "biblio.bib" )
> sa
On 12/14/09, Schwan wrote:
> [2] ERROR:
> more columns than column names
>
I looked at the data and there is a column name called "ISBN#". Try to
remove "#" and then import the data.
Liviu
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The screenshot shows your error.
Just have a look at the error message in the bottom part of the window.
Your csv file has more columns than column names.
On Dec 14, 2009, at 2:42 PM, Schwan wrote:
> I have uploaded the csv file here:
>
> http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=79349565739733953435
I have uploaded the csv file here:
http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=79349565739733953435
It contains the citations, which I generated from the bibtex file.
The exact error message is:
[2] ERROR:
more columns than column names
A screenshot of the Rcmd is located here:
http://s000.tinyup
Hello
On 12/14/09, Schwan wrote:
> I have tried the Rcmdr GUI but when i load the data, there is no active
> data set(this is the error message i got).
>
Can you post the exact error message? Also, could you post a sample
data file (for example, on tinyupload.com) so that we could replicate
wha
Dear Liviu,
I have tried the Rcmdr GUI but when i load the data, there is no active
data set(this is the error message i got).
Can someone help me further to realize my project?
Thanks
On Fri, 2009-12-11 at 19:05 +, Liviu Andronic wrote:
> Hello
>
> On 12/11/09, Schwan wrote:
> > However
Hello
On 12/11/09, Schwan wrote:
> However, I dont know how to tell R that it just should look for e.g.
> author,keywords and year and how to plot these for example on x axis the
> author and y axis the keywords and on z axis the year?
>
I suggest that you try to get going in R with the Rcmdr
OK Thanks again for the help.
I have tried
example <- read.csv(/PATH/test.cvs)
If i call for the results R is plotting all the data separated by title,
Keyword, author...)
However, I dont know how to tell R that it just should look for e.g.
author,keywords and year and how to plot these for ex
I think I my original response was bad. And I also realize that I
don't really understand what you want to do.
Here is what I was thinking:
Format your bibliography as CSV (you can convert common bibliography
formats to .csv using Tellico or similar software). Then read the
references into a data
On Fri, Dec 11, 2009 at 2:04 PM, Schwan wrote:
> Thanks, but how should I put the citation inside a data frame?
>
> data.frame(first txt file, second txt file...)
> plot (what should I insert here) type="p"
>
> And how should I load the txt files anyway inside the frame?
>
Check out the resou
On Fri, Dec 11, 2009 at 3:04 PM, Schwan wrote:
> Thanks, but how should I put the citation inside a data frame?
>
> data.frame(first txt file, second txt file...)
> plot (what should I insert here) type="p"
>
> And how should I load the txt files anyway inside the frame?
>
>
> Can you give an
They are in Bibtex
For example:
"@ARTICLE{adsdifvanadiumcationexchange,
author = {Jin-qing Chen and Bao-guo Wang and Ji-chu Yang},
title = {Adsorption and Diffusion of VO2+ and
VO2 +
across Cation Membrane for All-Vanadium Redox Flow Battery},
journal = {Solvent Extraction and Ion E
Thanks, but how should I put the citation inside a data frame?
data.frame(first txt file, second txt file...)
plot (what should I insert here) type="p"
And how should I load the txt files anyway inside the frame?
On Fri, 2009-12-11 at 08:37 -0500, Ista Zahn wrote:
> It sounds pretty sim
It sounds pretty simple so far. Just put the citation info in a data
frame, and plot it. I would use ggplot2 for plotting, but it could be
done in base or lattice too.
On Fri, Dec 11, 2009 at 8:04 AM, Schwan wrote:
> Ok good question I havent explain!
>
> Well,lets keep it simple for the begining
Ok good question I havent explain!
Well,lets keep it simple for the begining. By analyzing the
keywords(which can also include the authors name) I mean,
1) investigate in which paper the keyword occur and how often
2) investigate if keywords occur together
X axis can show the paper title (or aut
Schwan wrote:
>
> Thanks for all the comments,
>
> and sorry about the unstructured question! I am trying to:
>
> 1: analyze keywords, names from Authors and year of publication from
> citations (with abstracts) i downloaded fron various sites(these
> downloads can be converted into ".txt" fi
Thanks for all the comments,
and sorry about the unstructured question! I am trying to:
1: analyze keywords, names from Authors and year of publication from
citations (with abstracts) i downloaded fron various sites(these
downloads can be converted into ".txt" files as well)
2: to cluster these l
Hi,
from what I understand, you may be interested in text mining, so perhaps
you want to look at the tm package.
Then again, depending on what you are really trying to do, you may be
better served with perl, awk and similar tools than with R...
HTH,
Stephan
Schwan schrieb:
Dear all,
i
Schwan wrote:
>
> Dear all,
>
> i am new in R. I am writing a review paper about batteries. However, i
> am interested in analyzing all the papers by keywords, author,
> references and year.
> This could be done by "refviz" a software, which is only running on
> windows machines and which is
Dear all,
i am new in R. I am writing a review paper about batteries. However, i
am interested in analyzing all the papers by keywords, author,
references and year.
This could be done by "refviz" a software, which is only running on
windows machines and which is not free.
So my question to you i
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