Metadata filters (publication date, repository)

The metadata filters refer to the type of data readily available for the analyzed documents, such as the articles’ date of publication, full-text access and the repositories they have been published to. You can use those filters to set the publication dates to a range of interest by using the sliders and applying the desired change. The other option to finetune your results is to add any preferred repositories and receive results only within the chosen ones. And the other way round, you can specify which repositories don’t present an interest to you and you want them excluded from the results. Changing between inclusion and exclusion of a particular repository is done by clicking on the tag/choice itself. To remove your choice, click on the “Bin” sign. You can also choose to see only the documents with full-text access. (video)

To remove your choice, click on the “Bin” sign.

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Choose the dataset you want to filter. Then click on the “Filter” tool on the right side panel. You can use metadata filters to filter by publication date and repositories. To apply the publication date filter click on the toggle switch and then slide the marker left and right to set a right range. Then click apply. To use the Repositories filter, activate it by clicking on the toggle switch and then write down what repository you would like to include. And that’s how you filter your list with metadata filters.