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Thank you for your wonderful tool ! Saved me a lot of time !
I used the following scripts to extract bib tex file from dplb using the API if that can be useful :
confs=['ecml', 'wacv']#['eccv', 'iccv', 'bmvc','cvpr', 'accv', 'neurips','miccai', 'ecml'] years=list(range(2000, 2024)) for conf in confs : for year in years : cites = '' for step in range(5) : print(step, conf, year) s=f'https://dblp.org/search/publ/api?q=conf/{conf}/{year}&h=1000&f={step*1000}&format=bib' cs = requests.get(s).text if cs == '' : print('stop') break cites+= cs with open(f'/rebiber/rebiber/raw_data/{conf}{year}.bib', 'w') as f : f.write(cites)
For journals you can use
journals=['ijcv']#'pami' editions=range(100, 132) s=f'https://dblp.org/search/publ/api?q=toc:db/journals/{journal}/{journal}{edition}.bht:&h=1000&f={step*1000}&format=bib'
I also attached a zip with the classical computer vision conferences / journals. CV-bib-files.zip
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Thank you for your wonderful tool ! Saved me a lot of time !
I used the following scripts to extract bib tex file from dplb using the API if that can be useful :
For journals you can use
I also attached a zip with the classical computer vision conferences / journals.
CV-bib-files.zip
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: