A BibTeX Data Frame of Citations — ps

This is a BibTeX file, loaded as a data frame, to assist the user in properly citing the source material that is used in this package.

Usage

ps_bib

Format

A data frame with the following columns.

CATEGORY: the BibTeX entry type
BIBTEXKEY: the BibTeX unique entry key
ADDRESS: another BibTeX field
ANNOTE: another BibTeX field
AUTHOR: a list of authors for this entry
BOOKTITLE: another BibTeX field, for book title (if appropriate)
CHAPTER: another BibTeX field, for chapter (if appropriate)
CROSSREF: another BibTeX field
EDITION: another BibTeX field, for edition of book (if appropriate)
EDITOR: another BibTeX field, for book editor (if appropriate)
HOWPUBLISHED: another BibTeX field
INSTITUTION: another BibTeX field
JOURNAL: another BibTeX field, for the journal name (if appropriate)
KEY: another BibTeX field
MONTH: another BibTeX field
NOTE: another BibTeX field
NUMBER: another BibTeX field, for journal volume number (if appropriate)
ORGANIZATION: another BibTeX field
PAGES: another BibTeX field, for pages of the entry
PUBLISHER: another BibTeX field, for book publisher (if appropriate)
SCHOOL: another BibTeX field
SERIES: another BibTeX field
TITLE: another BibTeX field, for title of the entry
TYPE: another BibTeX field
VOLUME: another BibTeX field, for journal volume (if appropriate)
YEAR: another BibTeX field, for year of publication
KEYWORDS: another BibTeX field, used primarily for selective filtering in this package
URL: another BibTeX field, for website (if appropriate)
OWNER: another BibTeX field
TIMESTAMP: another BibTeX field, used occasionally when I started populating my master file (you will see some old entries here)
DOI: another BibTeX field, for a digital object identifier (used rarely)
EPRINT: another BibTeX field
JOURNALTITLE: another BibTeX field, which I think is actually a BibLaTeX field
ISSN: another BibTeX field
ABSTRACT: another BibTeX field, for entry abstract (if appropriate)
DATE.ADDED: another BibTeX field
DATE.MODIFIED: another BibTeX field

Details

See data-raw directory for how these data were generated. The data were created by bib2df, which is now a package dependency. I assume the user has some familiarity with BibTeX. Some entries were copy-pasted from my master bibliography file that I started in 2008 or so.