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getpapers "exact phrase" queries not working. #65
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These very long queries are fragile. I have a suspicion that one doesn't
have balanced brackets. It's possible that they get truncated somewhere. If
you can show it with *much* shorter queries then it could be followed. We
can revisit it if any of the team also have long queries.
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Agreed. I did double and triple check my brackets every which way I could but kept getting very strange results. I tried every combination I could think of... even double brackets, and quotes inside brackets, hoping that somehow getpapers would return what I was expecting. Nothing I tried worked. I even tried "NEAR" functions — like essential NEAR/1 oil (which would be awesome, by the way), but no luck with those either. Unfortunately, I'll need exact phrase capability to reduce the number of papers I'll download more than ever, because getpapers isn't letting me download more than 29k at a time.
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ISSUE: getpapers is not respecting quotes for exact phrase searches (i.e. "essential oil" OR "essential oils"). (See TABLE of side-by-side tests below). (UPDATE: It is also not respecting NEAR operator (essential NEAR/1 oil)"
The query I desire should (according to EUPMC) net me 488,095 Free to read & use results. Getpapers returns just 37
What I found was that EUPMC allows me to string these together using only quotes, as above, but getpapers returned errors unless I also put round brackets around each quoted term — ("essential oil") OR ("essential oils") — but getpapers still will not treat them as exact terms.
METHOD TO REPRODUCE:
In crafting a getpapers search query, I started by testing variations of multi-word query terms (a term with two or more words separated by a hyphen or space), to make sure it actually made the difference I expected. The following table is the results
(SCROLL RIGHT TO SEE ALL TABLE ENTRIES, Scroll down to see all the queries)
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