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Create Jupyter notebook to investigate time between arXiv publication and HEPData release

Feedback from Sabine Kraml (@sabinekraml):

The general coverage of published analyses (how many of them have HEPData entries) and how long it takes from the paper publication to the HEPData upload for the different experiments/physics groups would of course also be interesting to know, provided such information is readily at hand.

Coverage by experiment is handled by count_inspire_records_with_hepdata.ipynb.

The time from arXiv publication to HEPData release could be calculated by the difference between the created timestamp from the INSPIRE record (obtained using their REST API) and the last_updated timestamp from the first version of the HEPData record (passing URL options of format=json & light=true & version=1). A list of INSPIRE IDs could be obtained by using their REST API to search for INSPIRE records that have a corresponding HEPData record, possibly filtering by year and collaboration as in count_inspire_records_with_hepdata.ipynb. A histogram could then be plotted showing the number of papers for different time intervals. A Jupyter notebook should be produced to perform the calculations and make some plots, allowing it to easily run and adapted by other interested users.

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