Connected Papers Newsletter #2
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Connected Papers Newsletter #2
Connected Papers partners with arXiv
We’re excited to announce a collaboration that we’ve been working on with the wonderful team at arxiv.org!
From now on, every paper page on arXiv.org will link to a graph of Connected Papers.
The link can be found under the Related Papers tab in the section below the paper description. This is how it looks:
You can read more in our announcement blog post.
New Feature: Graph History
As the paper database grows and citations are added, the graphs for each paper change and evolve over time. We've now added an option to view previous versions of each graph. It's pretty cool to see the graph's history and evolution!
This is how it looks:
Connected Papers for Conferences
Introducing a special version of our graphs built especially for exploring papers in conferences. All the papers in the graph belong to the conference, and the graph is embedded straight onto the conference website.
Our first partner conference - EMNLP2020:
Would you like to have a custom-built Connected Papers graph for your conference? Reach out to hello@connectedpapers.com.
Big UX updates
Results in the search page are now shown as slick, interactive paper cards:
Also, for every paper in the graph you can now find direct links to Semantic Scholar, Google Scholar, PubMed, arXiv, the publisher page, and most importantly - the PDF!
Connected Papers with Code
We have partnered with the awesome Papers with Code to add links to code implementations for all papers that have them.
We believe sharing code should become a true industry standard when publishing papers in software sciences.
Our sponsors
We’d like to thank our sponsor DAGsHub for supporting us with this development. Check out their recent blog: Datasets should behave like git repositories.
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Thank you, that's it for today's issue. See you next time!
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