IEEE produces open access articles - it's hard to tell how many from their site, but it would be possible to generate a set of articles from a query to their API using getpapers.
They provide a PDF and HTML.
I tested pdfx and it produces remarkably good results from IEEE PDFs.
For example this open access paper:
There's also an XSL stylesheet made by PKP to convert from the pdfx XML to JATS: http://pdfx.cs.man.ac.uk/serve/pdfx-to-nlm3_v1.2.xsl.
It may therefore be possible to create a reasonable IEEE ScienceFair datasource with generated JATS.
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IEEE produces open access articles - it's hard to tell how many from their site, but it would be possible to generate a set of articles from a query to their API using getpapers.
They provide a PDF and HTML.
I tested
pdfxand it produces remarkably good results from IEEE PDFs.For example this open access paper:
There's also an XSL stylesheet made by PKP to convert from the
pdfxXML to JATS: http://pdfx.cs.man.ac.uk/serve/pdfx-to-nlm3_v1.2.xsl.It may therefore be possible to create a reasonable IEEE ScienceFair datasource with generated JATS.
Please +1 this issue to show interest, and comment if you'd like to help.