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shinyapp references problem #37

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chantaldenhaan opened this issue Jul 24, 2024 · 12 comments
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shinyapp references problem #37

chantaldenhaan opened this issue Jul 24, 2024 · 12 comments

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@chantaldenhaan
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Hello citationchaser team,

Last month I backward chased a set of 40 articles using the shinyapp, resulting in 2052 records being exported from lens.org. Yesterday I did the same with a set of 71 articles including the 40 from last month, and only 723 records were exported. I also got a weird message about 4212 references that make up 7059 unique IDs? However I cannot reproduce that last message today.

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It doesn't matter if I use PMIDs or DOI for article input, nor does changing browsers (I tried Chrome and Edge) make a difference. The number of results being exported is nowhere near the expected number.

I hope that this is an issue that you can look into.

Many thanks, Chantal

@nealhaddaway
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nealhaddaway commented Jul 24, 2024 via email

@lih34525
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Hi there,
Just wanted to follow-up as I seem to be getting issues with the references (backward chasing) tab of the shiny app as well:
"Your 72 articles contained a total of 1,348 references. Your RIS file is ready for download and contains 98 records exported from Lens.org."

Citations (forward chasing) is working well though!
Thanks,
Henry

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nealhaddaway commented Aug 16, 2024 via email

@christiangoelz
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Hi, any updates on this? Got similar confusing numbers today.

@nealhaddaway
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nealhaddaway commented Sep 23, 2024 via email

@christiangoelz
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Perfect! Thanks for the quick answer.
Is the R package already fixed?

@nealhaddaway
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nealhaddaway commented Sep 23, 2024 via email

@christiangoelz
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Unfortunately not an R pro, but I can take a look at the R code here. If anyone with more experience can help I would be happy.

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nealhaddaway commented Sep 23, 2024 via email

@DrMattG
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DrMattG commented Nov 15, 2024

Update coming very soon (today- we are testing this now and it should be pushed to the public version soon. Please let us know if you experience any further issues.

@lih34525
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Thanks for the update! It seems to be mostly working now, although for backwards citation searching it doesn't give me the total number of references, just the number of unique records after dedup. I assume there were 1,348 references since I tested this previously but it's just not showing now. Otherwise seems to be working!

"Your 72 input article(s) had NA references and 993 unique records after deduplication - they are ready for download"

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DrMattG commented Nov 22, 2024

Thanks for the update! It seems to be mostly working now, although for backwards citation searching it doesn't give me the total number of references, just the number of unique records after dedup. I assume there were 1,348 references since I tested this previously but it's just not showing now. Otherwise seems to be working!

"Your 72 input article(s) had NA references and 993 unique records after deduplication - they are ready for download"

Thanks @lih34525 are you able to send the starting article IDs to us so we can try to recreate the problem?

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