A tool that extracts the evolution of a IEEE paper's ideas using an online approach.
- Ehsan Gholami
- Chang Liu
- Qiwei Li
- Xincheng Lei
Imagine this. You need to read a newly published physic paper. It is very difficult to understand because new technical terms . You really really want to read some important references of that paper so you can understand the idea from scratch. Don’t you want a tool that can show you the “chain of thought”?
- Scrape from IEEE database to build a citation/reference network.
- Use a scoring system to select the most important sub-network of papers
- Further divide the network into clusters and find the most significant ideas
- Build UI (developing)
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