Exercise: Getting profile information

Setup:

1. Complete Prerequisites

Part 1: Getting all profiles from a list

1. Create a list of profiles to query

First, create a list of profiles to query. This could be a custom list, all authors of the submissions, all members of a group, such as reviewers, etc. This should be a list of profile IDs or emails that are associated with profiles.

Some useful examples from the documentation:

• How to get all author profiles

• How to use get_group

Check your work: Print the list of profiles. You should see a list of profiles in the format ['~First_Last1'....] or ['[email protected]',.....]

2. Get all profiles from that list

Review the example here to get profiles from a list. This will return a list of profile objects. The relevant code is:

profiles = openreview.tools.get_profiles(client_v2,profile_id_list,as_dict=True)

Check your work: The result should be a dictionary with the query profile ID and the OpenReview Profile Object.

3. Parse the profiles

Review the example here to understand how profile information is stored, and one example of how to flatten and tabulate the data.

Check your work: Use Python to get the profile ID property, the preferred email, and the current institutional affiliation. Then print the profile information and check that the data you extracted is correct.