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openAlex4NodeXL <- function(keywords, pub_start_date, pub_end_date) {
keywords <- keywords
pub_start_date <- pub_start_date
pub_end_date <- pub_end_date
# create search engine function
search_engine <- function(keywords, pub_start_date, pub_end_date) {
# load software libraries
suppressPackageStartupMessages(library(openalexR))
suppressPackageStartupMessages(library(tidyverse))
# set options
options(openalexR.mailto = "youremail@email.com") # replace with your email address
# search engine
works_search <- oa_fetch(
entity = "works",
title.search = c(keywords),
cited_by_count = ">50",
from_publication_date = pub_start_date,
to_publication_date = pub_end_date,
options = list(sort = "cited_by_count:desc"),
verbose = FALSE
)
return(works_search)
}
# fetch data from openalex.org api
search_data <- search_engine(keywords, pub_start_date, pub_end_date)
# grab authors and group them according to collaboration
authors_collaboration_groups <- list()
for (i in 1:nrow(search_data)) {
authors_collaboration_groups[[i]] <- search_data$author[[i]][2]
}
all_authors <- c()
for (i in 1:length(authors_collaboration_groups)) {
all_authors <- c(all_authors, authors_collaboration_groups[[i]][[1]])
}
# grab author position
authors_position <- list()
for (i in 1:nrow(search_data)) {
authors_position[[i]] <- search_data$author[[i]][4]
}
all_authors_positions <- c() # grab all authors positions
for (i in 1:length(authors_position)) {
all_authors_positions <- c(all_authors_positions, authors_position[[i]][[1]])
}
# grab author affiliation
authors_affiliation <- list()
for (i in 1:nrow(search_data)) {
authors_affiliation[[i]] <- search_data$author[[i]][7]
}
all_authors_affiliation <- c() # grab all authors affiliations
for (i in 1:length(authors_affiliation)) {
all_authors_affiliation <- c(all_authors_affiliation, authors_affiliation[[i]][[1]])
}
# grab authors institution country code
authors_institution_country_code <- list()
for (i in 1:nrow(search_data)) {
authors_institution_country_code[[i]] <- search_data$author[[i]][9]
}
all_authors_institution_country_code <- c() # grab all authors institution country code
for (i in 1:length(authors_institution_country_code)) {
all_authors_institution_country_code <- c(all_authors_institution_country_code, authors_institution_country_code[[i]][[1]])
}
# grab author institution type
authors_institution_type <- list()
for (i in 1:nrow(search_data)) {
authors_institution_type[[i]] <- search_data$author[[i]][10]
}
all_authors_institution_type <- c() # grab all authors institution type
for (i in 1:length(authors_institution_type)) {
all_authors_institution_type <- c(all_authors_institution_type, authors_institution_type[[i]][[1]])
}
# get length of each authors collaboration
authors_length <- c()
for (authors in 1:length(authors_collaboration_groups)) {
authors_length <- c(authors_length, authors_collaboration_groups[[authors]] |> nrow())
}
# create authors data frame
authorAtt_df <- data.frame(
Authors = all_authors,
Position = all_authors_positions,
Affiliation = all_authors_affiliation,
Institution = all_authors_institution_type
)
# I did not want to have to use underscore to separate
# the two words (Institution_Country). That is why I
# created that column in the data frame using back ticks
# instead as shown below
authorAtt_df$`Institution Country` <- all_authors_institution_country_code
# publication attributes
# grab all publications
publications <- list()
for (i in 1:nrow(search_data)) {
publications[[i]] <- rep(search_data$display_name[i], each = authors_length[i])
}
all_publications <- c()
for (i in 1:length(publications)) {
all_publications <- c(all_publications, publications[[i]])
}
# grab all so
pub_so <- list()
for (i in 1:nrow(search_data)) {
pub_so[[i]] <- rep(search_data$so[i], each = authors_length[i])
}
all_so <- c()
for (i in 1:length(pub_so)) {
all_so <- c(all_so, pub_so[[i]])
}
# grab all host organization
hostOrg <- list()
for (i in 1:nrow(search_data)) {
hostOrg[[i]] <- rep(search_data$host_organization[i], each = authors_length[i])
}
all_hostOrg <- c()
for (i in 1:length(hostOrg)) {
all_hostOrg <- c(all_hostOrg, hostOrg[[i]])
}
# grab all cited by count
citedby_count <- list()
for (i in 1:nrow(search_data)) {
citedby_count[[i]] <- rep(search_data$cited_by_count[i], each = authors_length[i])
}
all_citedby_count <- c()
for (i in 1:length(citedby_count)) {
all_citedby_count <- c(all_citedby_count, citedby_count[[i]])
}
# grab all publication year
pub_year <- list()
for (i in 1:nrow(search_data)) {
pub_year[[i]] <- rep(search_data$publication_year[i], each = authors_length[i])
}
all_pub_year <- c()
for (i in 1:length(citedby_count)) {
all_pub_year <- c(all_pub_year, pub_year[[i]])
}
# grab all type
type <- list()
for (i in 1:nrow(search_data)) {
type[[i]] <- rep(search_data$type[i], each = authors_length[i])
}
all_type <- c()
for (i in 1:length(type)) {
all_type <- c(all_type, type[[i]])
}
# grab all abstract
abstract <- list()
for (i in 1:nrow(search_data)) {
abstract[[i]] <- rep(search_data$ab[i], each = authors_length[i])
}
all_abstracts <- c()
for (i in 1:length(abstract)) {
all_abstracts <- c(all_abstracts, abstract[[i]])
}
# update the authors data frame
{
authorAtt_df$Publication <- all_publications
authorAtt_df$`Abstract` <- all_abstracts
authorAtt_df$`Publication Type` <- all_type
authorAtt_df$`Publication Year` <- all_pub_year
authorAtt_df$`Cited By Count` <- all_citedby_count
authorAtt_df$`Host Organization` <- all_hostOrg
authorAtt_df$SO <- all_so
}
# filter out missing values from the data frame
authorAtt_df <- authorAtt_df |>
na.omit()
# move abstract column to behind Publication
authorAtt_df <- authorAtt_df |>
relocate(Abstract, .after = Publication)
# rearrange columns for NodeXL flat file csv format
authorAtt_df <- authorAtt_df |>
relocate(Publication, .after = Authors)
# rename columns
colnames(authorAtt_df)[c(1:12)] <- c(
"Vertex1",
"Vertex2",
"Vertex1 Position",
"Vertex1 Affiliation",
"Vertex1 Institution",
"Vertex1 Institution Country",
"Vertex2 Abstract",
"Vertex2 Type",
"Vertex2 Publication Year",
"Vertex2 Cited By Count",
"Vertex2 Host Organization",
"Vertex2 SO"
)
return(authorAtt_df)
}
# # test software program
# mydata <- openAlex4NodeXL(
# keywords = c("software", "information"),
# pub_start_date = "2019-01-01",
# pub_end_date = "2023-09-30"
# )
# # view returned data
# mydata |> view()