Upgrade StorageIs there any way to extract keywords from articles?
Hello! First time posting here. I'm new to Zotero, and i was wondering if there was a way to extract keywords from articles and using them as labels for future work. I was handed a pretty big base of references, and as they come from EndNote, i only have the files with their titles, abstract, authors, year, etc. But most don't have labers (some do, i don't know why). Is there anything i can do to get keywords from these articles automatically instead of doing it manually?
Did you import the articles to Zotero from EndNote? Do the records when still in EndNote have keywords? Many publishers don't provide keywords with their metadata. For the articles in Zotero do you have the Tag Viewer open or have you looked under the Tags tab? When items with keywords are imported from publisher sites or from some databases the keywords are placed into the Tags field.
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If you import the following item from PubMed: PMID 37397707
Do you see tags in your Zotero record? You should.
Are you asking if Zotero can automatically scan the title and abstract text of your existing records with tags and, from the text-words in each record, automatically add keywords/tags to new (or selected) Zotero records that have no tags? To my knowledge Zotero doesn't have this feature nor has it been requested before. Automating the creation of tags in new records based upon the tags and text in existing records might be appealing to some but would require a lot of computing power.
Are you asking if Zotero can via the article DOI revisit the websites that hold the original article and capture keywords from the publisher website or database. Not yet.