Re: Read ISI export file?

> How do I read an ISI export file (extract below) using Pybliographer
> 1.3? I see that there's a synactic ISI parser, but whatever I try it
> stumbles on the PT field.

What do you intend to do with the file?

What's missing with the current ISI parser is a semantic mapping to
some schema, so that these fields acquire some meaning. It is possible
to use the schema defined in Pyblio/RIP/wok.sip as it is meant for
data coming from the web of science. If you are interested in this, I
can get it started, evt letting you complete if I forget some fields.


>
> FN ISI Export Format
> VR 1.0
> PT J
> AU Guilding, R
> AF Guilding, Ruth
> TI The shared vision of John Piper and John Betjeman - How to like
>    everything
> ...
>
> Thanks,
> Hamish
>
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