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Mine open access full-text repositories for research data extraction

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# Open Access Mining Guide

A skill for systematically mining open access full-text repositories to extract structured research data at scale. Covers legal frameworks for text and data mining (TDM), major open access repositories and their APIs, full-text retrieval and parsing, section-level extraction, entity recognition in scientific text, and building reproducible mining pipelines.

## Legal Framework for Text and Data Mining

### Rights and Regulations

Text and data mining of published literature operates within a specific legal framework that varies by jurisdiction. Understanding these rules is essential before starting any mining project.

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Legal landscape for TDM:

EU Directive 2019/790 (DSM Directive):
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