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You mention two problems: * Finding good papers * Obtaining a copy of those good papers. For finding good papers, use Citeseerx or Google scholar or Microsoft
by xtacy 16y ago
You mention two problems:
* Finding good papers
* Obtaining a copy of those good papers.
For finding good papers, use Citeseerx or Google scholar or Microsoft Academic Search. One popular metric is to look at the # citations :)
- hessenwolf 16y agoA complementary approach is to find a really recent general one and skip to the end for the citations. Where possible, finding the original paper on a topic (e.g. gelman & gelman on mcmc) always makes me feel like a child with ten pence for sweeets.