oliverluk

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by oliverluk 3y ago
Interesting, thanks for the heads up. I will implement the following safeguard: * Known: Paper DOI, paper PMID, author last name, author initials * Get connected ORCIDs based on the DOI / PMIDs * Check if the known last name matches th
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by oliverluk 3y ago
Thanks a lot for the detailed response! I was indeed not aware of the scope of the problem and the fact that it has its own Wikipedia page. Also many thanks making me aware of ORCID (together with "DamonHD"). After doing some digg
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by oliverluk 3y ago
The process described by "ailef" is exactly what I have in mind. I manually tried the following prompt (which surely has a lot of room for improvement) in ChatGPT (GPT 4.0) with a few examples and got exactly what I needed. Prompt
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by oliverluk 3y ago
I agree and I'm not too happy about this approach as well. Still, this appears to be my best shot for the authors without ORCIDs. I will try to increase the accuracy through guardrails, good prompting and occasional spot checks.
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by oliverluk 3y ago
Many thanks for the hint! After doing some digging I found ORCID API endpoints which are able to resolve DOIs and PMIDs to ORCID profiles. While not all of the authors of the papers I checked are included (because some obviously do not have
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by oliverluk 3y ago
I already tried this route (using the DOI), unfortunately, I was not able to get the first names of the authors this way. Example: https://search.crossref.org/search/works?q=10.1111%2Fanae.14...
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Ask HN: Retrieve full author names for a large volume of medical papers?
3 points by oliverluk 3y ago|13 comments
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by oliverluk 11y ago
Guess this argument can also be made the other way round - larger communities > more interaction and knowledge transfer > harder drill bits. I doubt that human progress can be boiled down to a few factors but has to be seen as a chaot
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by oliverluk 14y ago
Great video! And you could give Weavly a try - we're an easy online video editor and support Vine since Wednesday this week! Here is great video mashup made with scenes taken during the first week of Vine: http://weavly.com/watch/k1bhGlloS
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by oliverluk 14y ago
Hi Hamai, yes, you're right. We had a close look at the TOS of all the sources we're currently supporting and offering the possibility to use only the sound of a YouTube video is one of the things we're not allowed to do.
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by oliverluk 14y ago
Hi Steren, yes, we're currently working on a pure HTML5 version of Weavly. We’ve made the decision to start with a Flash version first as embedding an application like the Weavly player in the Facebook stream is currently only possible by u
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Show HN: Online video editor for mashing Vine with SoundCloud, YouTube and GIFs(weavly.com)
78 points by oliverluk 14y ago|11 comments