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I think the system should be able to merge title by ISSN and eISSN, because it happens to have duplicate titles, because of a little variation in the TITLE.
Things like AND or &, ot THE JOURNAL in front of the title or JOURNAL, THE.
This happens in particular when a title is available with stats both from the publisher + stats from databases (for ex. Wiley and EDS discovery, or Wiley and JSTOR)
But also from the publisher itself, like the first example: all data from Springer, that changed a comma
for ex.
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jdarlack@vanguard.edu posted 9 months ago
Yes. Being able to consolidate or merge titles would be essential for evaluating OVERLAP. There should be some kind of "fuzzy" match that takes into account title as well as ISSN.
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