Hi all, long time listener / first time caller. Please let me know if this topic belongs somewhere else or requires more detail.
App here:
https://arxiv-explorer.streamlit.app
I am introducing the
arXiv Explorer
, a streamlit app that allows you to catch up on recent
arXiv.org
activity in any category. We use a combination of NLP tokenization techniques, LDA analyses for topic modeling, and a HuggingFace LLM for single-article summaries. Use cases may include:
A researcher who wants to understand the latest trends in their field without reading 500+ academic papers every week
An academic who learns about recent developments in adjacent fields
An undergraduate looking for research topics in a desired field
A lay-person seeking an introduction of the vocabulary used in a specific academic domain
Any of the above who want to summarize a specific technical article into 5-15 “conversational” chunks
Please check out the application and GitHub repository and let me know if you have questions or improvements! This is my first time really diving into
statefulness
,
LLMs
, and external visualization libraries (pyLDAvis) for Streamlit apps, and I’m very proud of the results.
For avoidance of doubt, I am in no way affiliated with
arXiv.org
, and I want to thank arXiv for providing use of its open access interoperability.
Thanks everyone!
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