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=== Most frequent topics of publications with a zbMATH document ID === | === Most frequent topics of publications with a zbMATH document ID === | ||
Revision as of 21:27, 8 January 2023
About
This page assists with the creation, curation and maintenance of queries related to mathematical content here on the MaRDI portal or in other knowledge bases, especially in Wikidata.
Demo queries
These are queries that highlight some particular aspect of the data or the associated technical contexts.
Meaning of the symbol 'η' in various formulas
Most frequent topics of publications with a zbMATH document ID
Most frequent topics of publications by an author with a zbMATH author ID
Editing queries
These queries generate commands that can be used to make additional edits.
Maintenance queries
These queries help maintain or improve data quality, e.g. by checking for consistency or gaps.
On Wikidata
See also recent changes to items linked from zbMATH work ID (P894), items linking to zbMATH work ID (P894), items linked from zbMATH author ID (P1556) and items linking to author ID (P1556) as well as frequent curators of zbMATH work ID (P894) statements and frequent curators of zbMATH author ID (P1556) statements.
- Author name strings common on works that have either a zbMATH work ID (P894) or an author with a zbMATH author ID (P1556)
- The results here are dominated by astronomy, which rarely uses full names, so author disambiguation is harder. Let's filter this a bit for strings that are easier to disambiguate.
- Author name strings containing a dash that are common on works that have either a zbMATH work ID (P894) or an author with a zbMATH author ID (P1556)
- Common author name strings (without single-letter initials) on works that have either a zbMATH work ID (P894) or an author with a zbMATH author ID (P1556)
- This looks like a good dataset to work with, paving the way for disambiguating strings with initials later with more confidence.
