False positives for theses #95
Description
Below are some examples where the reference/text endpoint results in false postives:
refstring score bibcode
Christensen, Amelia J. 2020, phd thesis, History and context-dependent modulation of rodent sensory processing. 1.0 2020PhDT.........7C
Myers, Seth A. 2016, phd thesis, Modeling information flow in networks: competition, evolution, and external influence. 1.0 2016PhDT.......171M
Yang, Linfeng. 2020, phd thesis, Developing computational and experimental tools to understand chromatin dynamics and regulation. 1.0 2020PhDT........23Y
Simić, Dušan. 2011, phd thesis, Super string theory and the calculation of metastable ground states. 1.0 2011PhDT.......261S
Ramirez, David M. 2016, phd thesis, Aspects of strongly interacting quantum systems without translational symmetry. 1.0 2016PhDT........35R
This probably means that this problem can be extended to books in general (and similar publications). The problem seems to be caused (at least in part) by the fact that no title is extracted by the CRF segmenting module. Sending e.g. Christensen, Amelia J. 2020, phd thesis, History and context-dependent modulation of rodent sensory processing. to the parse endpoint results in
{'parsed': [{'authors': 'Christensen, Amelia J.', 'year': '2020', 'journal': 'phd thesis', 'refstr': 'Christensen, Amelia J. 2020, phd thesis, History and context-dependent modulation of rodent sensory processing.'}]}