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How did Unpaywall find those Open Access full-texts, which were characterized as best matches, and how are these OA types distributed over publication types?
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summarise(Articles= n()) %>%
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arrange(desc(Articles))
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#> # A tibble: 9 x 4
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#> # Groups: oa_status, evidence [7]
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#> oa_status evidence genre Articles
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#> <chr> <chr><chr> <int>
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#> 1greenoa repository (viaOAI-PMH doi match) journal-art…3
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#> 2 bronze open (via free pdf)journal-art… 2
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#> 3gold open (viapage says license)journal-art… 2
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#> 4gold oa journal(viadoaj)journal-art…1
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#> 5 gold oa journal (viapublisher name) component 1
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#> 6 goldopen(viafree pdf) journal-art… 1
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#> 7greenoa repository (viaOAI-PMH doi match)report 1
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#> 8 green oa repository (via OAI-PMH title and first au… journal-art… 1
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#> 9green oa repository(viaOAI-PMH title and first au… other 1
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#> # Groups: oa_status, evidence [9]
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#> oa_status evidencegenre Articles
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#> <chr> <chr> <chr> <int>
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#> 1gold open (viapage says license)journal-article4
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#> 2 bronze open (via free pdf) journal-article 2
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#> 3greenoa repository (viaOAI-PMH doi match) journal-article 2
roadoi returns the data in a consistent structure improved for further analysis in R.
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For example, to determine how many full-text links were found and which sources were used:
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```{r}
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roadoi returns the data in a consistent structure improved for further analysis in R. For example, to determine how many full-text links were found and which sources were used: