Deprecated: This function is deprecated and will be removed in a future version of the package.
Use special_issue_info()
instead. It extracts data from special issues, including guest editors' paper counts
(excluding editorials), time between last submission and issue closure, and whether guest editors served
as academic editors for any published papers.
guest_editor_info(journal_urls, sample_size, sleep = 2, show_progress = TRUE)
A data frame (class: data.frame
) with the following columns:
The URL of the special issue from which the information is retrieved.
Number of special issues contained in the special issue, not considering editorial type articles
Number of articles in the special issue with guest editorial pressence
Proportion of articles in the special issue in which a guest editor is present
Time at which the special issue was or will be closed
Time at which last article present in the special issue was submitted
Numeric vector showing number of articles in which each individual guest editor is present
Number of articles in the special issue where the academic editor is a guest editor too
Day differential between special issue closure and latest article submission
A list of MDPI special issues URLs
A number. How many special issues do you want to explore from the main vector. Leave blank for all
Number of seconds between scraping iterations. 2 sec. by default
Logical. If TRUE
, a progress bar is displayed during the function execution. Defaults to TRUE
.
if (FALSE) {
ge_issue<-"https://www.mdpi.com/journal/plants/special_issues/5F5L5569XN"
ge_info<-guest_editor_info(ge_issue)
}
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