Mapping for IEEE references in bibxml6 to IEEE dataset
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Here's the mapping. There are entries that are marked "UNKNOWN" or "NOT AVAILABLE IN DATASET". Warning that some of the "NOT AVAILABLE IN DATASET" entries are due to relaton/relaton-ieee#16, so they may become available once we are able to parse all IEEE entries. |
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This is the new set of mappings from bibxml6 filenames to IEEE dataset's These are the document identifiers that we cannot find in the IEEE dataset: not available on ieee.org and cannot be found anywhere (even when relaton/relaton-ieee#16 is complete). We need to find a way to resolve these. The last two possibly point to ISO co-published copies, but IEEE's dataset doesn't contain them. |
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I've investigated these last 7 entries:
I have also verified that all The recommendations are:
@rjsparks we will need guidance on next steps here. Thanks! |
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(Once this task is done we can remove all |
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@TonyLHansen Comments on the choice in the last bullet above? |
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I do not think we should deviate away from the IEEE dataset. This will keep it simple when IEEE releases updates. Any supplemental entries can be put in bibxml-misc. |
These mappings seem to reference many document identifiers not present in IEEE bibliography source🤔
and others. I’m not sure whether it has to do with wrong identifier format, or documents are missing altogether. |
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Answered my own question. Mappings for |
We actually need to fix the relaton-data-ieee document identifiers to show the correct format. It is time to integrate relaton-ieee with pubid-ieee. |
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I’m happy if we do that, but I’m not sure if this will address the invalid mappings in short term… |
This task will fix ietf-ribose#31
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