ScienceCitation

can be 1-3

All the anchor text (before, after, formal, etc) for this citation in the referring page.

Pubmed ID

2-letter country code where patent was issued, see ocean/metadata/patent_record.proto::Patent_Record::country_code for EPO one patent pertains to a list of countries.

The ScienceCitation is how metadata passes through the scholar system. For legal, we use the normal ScienceCitation for the metadata/citation of legal journals. For court/government documents (like opinions or statues), we wrap it in the following embedded message

for patents, publicationD/M/Y is the date of issue, not application

date of creation of the pdf/doc

for display in gws

zero-indexed field

address from bibtex

Document version identifier - fingerprint of an id computed from the url, or of bibliographic data from a publisher. Different urls for the same article from the same source have the same version id (e.g., abstract, pdf version, and html version).

27 in the "27th conference on magical realism"

Is this version of the article world viewable?

good embedded refs

refs in marked section

for display in gws

The source of abstract text that is chosen by science docid assigner.

url where record came from

where published - subsumes booktitle, howpublished and journal from bibtex

hack for legal rollout

If a citation is merged from a crawled version and a metadata version, keep the normal docid fp of the crawled version for clustering FP of normal docid of crawl version

Leftovers from AbstractHtml. These are usually unrecognized xml/html entities or xml/html tags

for display in gws

OR of FieldType

Note that an issued patent has a PatentNumber and can also have a PatentApplicationNumber, whereas a patent application has a PatentApplicationNumber and can also have a PatentPublicationNumber.

Version of title for display. Contains unsanitized HTML/XML.

Used for logging, recommendations, and sort-by-date. Contains the earliest discovery date of the cluster, adjusted for earlier publication dates. Stored in Universal time scale (100 ns ticks since 0001 AD) because Unix timestamp would lead to negative dates for pre-1970 docs.

month from bibtex PublicationMonth is a zero-indexed field (0 is January).

DEPRECATED: use CitationSource

etal marker for the translated author list - just in case

eg ERIC doc number or TR number

citation src: dblp/crossref/paper etc

Web of Science ID

numcited in WoS

for display in gws

Set when building an incremental index. Whereas BaseGlobalID is the ID of the corresponding base cluster, the local ID is the ID of an individual citation within that base cluster that corresponds to this reparse.

Seconds since the epoch, should be consistent with CitationSourceUrl.

e.g. hep-ph

OnlineMonth is a zero-indexed field (0 is January).

subsumes organization, school and institution from bibtex

Version of abstract field for display. Contains unsanitized XML/HTML.

patent classification e.g., "B24B 3100"

ArticleType

these fields moved to DownloadURL where they belong

number according to USPTO/EPO/JPO scheme.

local journal number

If set, then we host this many pages of this citation's content. Note that this field may be set to 0, in which case we should be hosting this content but have failed. DEPRECATED, moved to DownloadURL

for experiments

Local document identifier - url fingerprint if we know the url, or fingerprint of all fields if we don't. Different urls have different local docids.

Fingerprint of the URL after applying crawl and aggregate rewrites. Different citations with the same AlternateVersionID must have the same VersionID, but not necessarily vice versa. Omitted when identical to the VersionID.

one of the above

bitmap of ReviewArticleTypeReasons

Dspace uses handle.net handles

The original (unnormalized) type of an abstract. AbstractDisplay holds a normalized type deduced from things like tagnames, tag-attributes, keywords in documents or the placement of the abstract in the document. This field is meant for the type of the abstract identified explicitly by the source document. E.g., the value of the 'abstract-type' attribute from a tag in XML ('primary abstract', 'summary', 'highlights' etc.).

Author affiliations found in the document that we weren't able to match up to specific authors.

for display in gws

year from bibtext full year

Digital Object Identifier

Leftovers from TitleHtml. These are usually unrecognized xml/html entities or xml/html tags

one bit per author

Is this article expected to have been indexed in the incremental?

Global document identifier - only available when building increments over a known base index. This id is from the base index.

Identifier for conference series - issn-lite

library of congress call number

If this is a target reference, the level of discussion of this reference.

whether this citation had an "et al" in the author list

for experiments

random string data - unparsed

Email addresses found in the document that we weren't able to match

Using string to handle all kinds of page specifications. Internal structure is not really needed.