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No, but I've definitely thought of using sklearn's Naive Baye's implementation to give me paper highlights (a la Mendeley, minus Elsevier). You can train on pap
by jszymborski 7y ago
No, but I've definitely thought of using sklearn's Naive Baye's implementation to give me paper highlights (a la Mendeley, minus Elsevier). You can train on paper abstracts you've previously found interesting/uninteresting.
Luckily arXiv RSS feeds are by category, so I scan the titles of all e.g. qbio papers for a day and add the interesting ones to my reading list.