3 ms·
One thing I've recently discovered is this website: connectedpapers.com/ It builds a graph of referenced papers and makes it easier to narrow down which one ar
by geokon 5y ago
One thing I've recently discovered is this website: connectedpapers.com/
It builds a graph of referenced papers and makes it easier to narrow down which one are important/foundational for further research
I don't think a glossary would help. What you need to find is a "review paper". These act as a primer to the field for new researchers. They're usually well written, with less jargon and have tons of references for you to dig into. That said, I don't have a good method for finding them.. I just stumble across them haphazardly..
- stevesimmons 5y agohttps://www.semanticscholar.org/ https://www.semanticscholar.org/ is very good too for reading paper abstracts, links to the references, citations and related papers. The full papers are included, if copyright allows. The references and citations are tagged and filterable, making it easy to see which are the most cited, or review papers, etc.