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New software brings quantum network design to users around the world(qutech.nl)
1 points by robjk 6y ago|0 comments
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A Link Layer Protocol for Quantum Networks(arxiv.org)
12 points by robjk 8y ago|3 comments
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Dataset for 22 years of arXiv citation links(github.com)
1 points by robjk 12y ago|0 comments
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by robjk 13y ago
Our success rate for extracting the reference information from papers in some categories, notably math and cs, is still pretty low. This means we can't place these papers very well and also that their radius is not a good representatio
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by robjk 13y ago
The interface between hep-th and cond-mat is quite a mixed bag, and math-ph is quite diffuse (the label just represents its centre of mass so to speak). So I'm not sure if I would call math-ph the bridge between the two, but the map is
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by robjk 13y ago
Thanks, good point, the colour-key box should change when the "age" colour scheme is selected. For now: the newest papers are red and oldest papers are gray, and, as you may have noticed, the gradient from gray to red is 1-1 but n
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by robjk 13y ago
A technical explanation of how the map is generated can be found at: http://blog.paperscape.org/?page_id=2 . And here are two introductory blog posts by Sean Carroll and Physics World: http://www.preposterousuni
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by robjk 13y ago
We use HTML5 canvas elements to draw pregenerated tiles (bitmaps) together with interactive overlays and underlays, such as the outlines and halos you see when you click on or search for papers. The tiles are redrawn each morning (using cai
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Interactive map of all scientific papers from the arXiv(paperscape.org)
95 points by robjk 13y ago|25 comments