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This seems like a cool idea, thanks for creating it! Some feedback: I tried searching for "wave function collapse algorithm", "gumin wave function collapse",
by zzyzek 2y ago
This seems like a cool idea, thanks for creating it!
Some feedback:
I tried searching for "wave function collapse algorithm", "gumin wave function collapse", "wfc" and "model synthesis" without any relevant hits to the area of research I was interested in. I got a lot of quantum computing and other physics related papers.
The "WFC algorithm" overloaded the term (and has nothing to do with quantum mechanics) so it's kind of a bad case for this type of search. Model synthesis is way too generic, so again, might be a bad case for this.
The first page of results using "wave function collapse algorithm" from arXiv itself gives relevant results.
- Quizzical4230 2y agoThank you for taking the time to try out the site! arXiv has a keyword based search engine. It looks for words as is in the text. PaperMatch tries to find similar papers that are closer in meaning. Here is an alternative approach: Take one paper that you like, copy the abstract from arXiv (or arXiv ID) and paste it in PaperMatch. This should help you find similar papers.
- zzyzek 2y agoVery nice! Putting in an arXiv ID looks to produce many results that are much more relevant. EDIT: You should provide this in an "information"/"about"/"how to use" dialogue or page to help people use the tool better.
- Quizzical4230 2y agoThank you! I agree, since this site has the same interface, people expect it to work the same way. Which I was going for but didn't realise the cons of it. I will add an about section!