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More efficient abstract conversion #292

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A new, more efficient, and faster way to create abstracts from the abstract_inverted field

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Hi @massimoaria I'm not sure I understand... Wouldn't this essentially eliminate a lot of the abstract?

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massimoaria commented Oct 24, 2024

No, it's just an alternative and more efficient way to convert inverted index abstract vectors to classical abstract string.
Results don't change.

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Hmm I must be missing something, because what I'm seeing is that only the first appearance of a word is kept with the new implementation. Could you elaborate @massimoaria?

- It is particularly suitable for science mapping at a time when the emphasis on empirical contributions is producing voluminous, fragmented, and controversial research streams.
+ It particularly suitable for science mapping at a time when the emphasis on empirical contributions producing voluminous, fragmented, and controversial research streams. 
- Science mapping is complex and unwieldly because it is multi-step and frequently requires numerous and diverse software tools, which are not all necessarily freeware. 
+ Science complex unwieldly because it multi-step frequently requires numerous diverse software tools, which are not necessarily freeware. 
- Although automated workflows that integrate these software tools into an organized data flow are emerging, in this paper we propose a unique open-source tool, designed by the authors, called bibliometrix, for performing comprehensive science mapping analysis.
+ Although automated workflows that integrate these tools into an organized data flow emerging, in this paper we propose unique open-source tool, designed by authors, called bibliometrix, performing comprehensive analysis.
- bibliometrix supports a recommended workflow to perform bibliometric analyses. 
+ bibliometrix supports recommended workflow perform bibliometric analyses.
- As it is programmed in R, the proposed tool is flexible and can be rapidly upgraded and integrated with other statistical R-packages. It is therefore useful in a constantly changing science such as bibliometrics.
+ As programmed R, proposed tool flexible can be rapidly upgraded integrated with other statistical R-packages. therefore useful constantly changing such as bibliometrics.

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You are right. I made a mistake. Too stuffs to manage! Please remove the commit!
Thanks

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