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Every day, we crawl new papers published on major academic paper websites (like arxiv, medrxiv) as well as hundreds of conferences/journals, and then generate a one sentence summary for each paper to capture the paper highlight. We are eager to share the results with our subscribers on a daily basis!
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Our daily paper digest service started in May, 2018, and has been very well received in the community. Currently, more than 200 areas under the following subjects are tracked: Biology, Computer Science, EE and System Science, Finance, Health Science, Math, Physics, and Statistics.
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Advanced Setting: Filter by Author and Keyword
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Our default setting is to send you all papers under the categories you signed up with. Many users can browse hundreds of papers everyday using the one-sentence highlight.
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If you do not have time to browse all papers, you can either filter papers using keywords on our console, or update the tracking list by including some authors and keywords.
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When time is limited, users can choose to read the papers that can pass the filters. Such papers are marked with * in email and put in a separate list (called tracking results) online.
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John Smith signed up with 6 categories: cs.AI; cs.CL; cs.CV; cs.IR; cs.LG; cs.SI, and receive >100 papers under them. He also added two authors and two keywords to tracking list: Michael I. Jordan ; Huan Liu ; multi-task learning ; reinforcement learning’ and receive only ~10 papers in the tracking results.
Daily Highlights (Example)
(Mavi et. al., 2022) aim to provide a general and formal definition of MHQA task, and organize and summarize existing MHQA frameworks. (Xia et. al., 2022) present a medical conversational question answering (CQA) system based on the multi-modal knowledge graph, namely “LingYi”, which is designed as a pipeline framework to maintain high flexibility. Neural passage retrieval is a new and promising approach in open retrieval question answering. (Reddy et. al., 2022) find that it lags behind standard BM25 in this important real-world setting. (Lipping et. al., 2022) introduce Clotho-AQA, a dataset for Audio question answering consisting of 1991 audio files each between 15 to 30 seconds in duration selected from the Clotho dataset [1].