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The Academic Review Tool (ART) is a package for performing academic reviews and bibliometric analyses in Python. It offers capabilities for discovering, retrieving, and analysing academic literature at scale.
The Academic Review Tool (ART) is a package for performing academic reviews and bibliometric analyses in Python. It offers capabilities for discovering, retrieving, and analysing academic literature at scale. ART accesses records from Crossref, Web of Science, Scopus, Orcid, and more.
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ART is a package for performing academic reviews and bibliometric analyses in Python. It offers capabilities for discovering, retrieving, and analysing academic literature at scale.
The tool's functionalities include:
ART uses the following APIs:
The tool is object-oriented. It leverages Pandas, Numpy, iGraph, and other standard Python libraries for ease of use.
ART can read and write your results to a large variety of file types (e.g. .xlsx, .csv, .txt, .json, .graphML).
To install using PyPi, run the following code in your command interface:
pip install academic-review-tool
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The Academic Review Tool (ART) is a package for performing academic reviews and bibliometric analyses in Python. It offers capabilities for discovering, retrieving, and analysing academic literature at scale.
We found that academic-review-tool demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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