Science Score: 10.0%
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This is where identifiers die
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# This is where identifiers die This project collects identifiers that are, for some reason, no longer pointing to active records in the corresponding database. As such, these identifiers should no longer be used. By collecting them in a machine readable way, we can make it easier to automate the detection of dead identifiers in data curation workflows. If you use this data, please cite: [](https://zenodo.org/badge/latestdoi/334110717) ## Data The data in the `data` folder is structured like as follows. Filenames follow the namespace of the resources as defined by identifiers.org and used in compact identifiers. The content of the file is a comma-separated values file with one or more columns: * did: the dead identifier * when: when the identifier stopped being used * nextofkin: the identifier that replaces the identifier (for some reason) This model is incomplete and volatile, but applies to Release 1. ## Tests Run tests using `tox` with the following commands in the shell: ```shell $ pip install tox $ tox ```
Owner
- Name: Charles Tapley Hoyt
- Login: cthoyt
- Kind: user
- Location: Bonn, Germany
- Company: RWTH Aachen University
- Website: https://cthoyt.com
- Repositories: 489
- Profile: https://github.com/cthoyt