Download millions of research outputs for text and data analysis and process it directly in your own infrastructure.
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Prototype, analyse and process your data directly on your infrastructure.
World's largest full text collection of scientific papers for machine processing
Accessible and easy to understand documentation and processes.
CORE data can be downloaded as a bulk dataset, allowing you to process it on your own computer or within your infrastructure. The dataset provides harmonised and enriched metadata and full text content aggregated by CORE delivered in a machine readable format. This is perfect for prototyping new methods, especially when intensive data processes need to be run. It is also a good choice for data analysis and text mining.
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Eric Olson
Consensus, co-founder and CEO
“To build the product we have always envisioned, having a robust and comprehensive dataset of machine-readable, peer-reviewed papers is absolutely essential. We are incredibly grateful to be able to partner with an organization like CORE that not only can meet our data needs, but also shares our vision of making science more accessible and consumable. This unique combination of best-in-class data-offering and mission-alignment makes CORE an ideal partner for Consensus.”
Dataset 2020-03-18
Full dataset (~400GB, 2.1TB Extracted)
Dataset 2018-03-01
Metadata only dataset (beta) (127 GB) - 123M metadata items, 85.6M items with abstract
With full text dataset (beta) (330 GB) - 123M metadata items, 85.6M items with abstract, 9.8M items with fulltext.
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