Concordant DocumentsΒΆ

Example

>>> from techminer2.database.search import ConcordantDocuments
>>> # Create, configure, and run the finder
>>> # order_records_by:
>>> #   date_newest, date_oldest, global_cited_by_highest, global_cited_by_lowest
>>> #   local_cited_by_highest, local_cited_by_lowest, first_author_a_to_z
>>> #   first_author_z_to_a, source_title_a_to_z, source_title_z_to_a
>>> #
>>> finder = (
...     ConcordantDocuments()
...     #
...     .with_abstract_having_pattern("FINTECH")
...     #
...     .where_root_directory_is("examples/fintech/")
...     .where_database_is("main")
...     .where_record_years_range_is(None, None)
...     .where_record_citations_range_is(None, None)
...     .where_records_match(None)
...     .where_records_ordered_by("date_newest")
... )
>>> docs = finder.run()
>>> print(len(docs))
46
>>> print(docs[0])
UT 26
AR Haddad C., 2019, SMALL BUS ECON, V53, P81
TI The emergence of the global fintech market: economic and technological
   determinants
AU Haddad C.; Hornuf L.
TC 258
SO Small Business Economics
PY 2019
AB we investigate the economic and technological determinants inducing
   entrepreneurs to establish ventures with the purpose of reinventing
   financial technology ( fintech ) . we find that countries witness more
   fintech startup formations when the economy is well developed and venture
   capital is readily available . finally , the more difficult it is for
   companies to access loans , the higher is the number of fintech startups in
   a country . overall , the evidence suggests that fintech startup formation
   need not be left to chance , but active policies can influence the emergence
   of this new sector
DE ENTREPRENEURSHIP; FINANCIAL_INSTITUTIONS; FINTECH; STARTUPS