I don't know anything about coding or data scraping, please explain to me like I am 5.
Would it be possible to somehow relatively reliably scrape acknowledgments data from a large data set of papers to see which academics are acknowledged/thanked the most, the least, and what kinds of scholarly circles/networks exist?
#philosophy #academicchatter #academia
Preston Werner /
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2024-02-18 12:01:03
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