Xpapers
Effortlessly find real academic papers on arXiv. Dive into abstracts, references, and access public PDF URLs.
Xpapers plugin is a powerful tool that allows you to easily search through academic papers in the arXiv database. With advanced search options, such as atomic conditions and boolean assembly, you can quickly find the exact paper you're looking for. You can even dive into abstracts, references, and access public PDF URLs, making your research process a lot easier. Xpapers saves you valuable time that you can use to focus on analyzing the papers and finding insights. It's a must-have for any academic researcher or student.
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Learn how to use Xpapers effectively! Here are a few example prompts, tips, and the documentation of available commands.
Example prompts
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Prompt 1: "Find the latest research on quantum computing advancements."
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Prompt 2: "What are the recent developments in AI for climate change?"
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Prompt 3: "Find research on the use of machine learning in healthcare after 2020."
Features and commands
| Feature/Command | Description |
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searchPapers | This command allows you to search for academic papers in the arXiv database. You can use atomic conditions and boolean assembly in your search queries to refine your search. You can search by titles, authors, abstracts, comments, journal references, subject categories, report numbers, and IDs. You can also use boolean operators like AND, OR, ANDNOT to combine multiple conditions. For example, you can search for papers authored by 'Balents Leon' using condition("au", "Balents Leon"). |
searchPapersWithPDF | This command allows you to search for academic papers in the arXiv database that have PDF links. You can use the same search queries as searchPapers. |
searchPapersById | This command allows you to search for academic papers in the arXiv database using specific IDs. You need to provide a list of IDs to search for. |
searchPapersByDate | This command allows you to search for academic papers in the arXiv database based on the publication date. You need to provide a search query, maximum number of search results, start date, and end date. The search query follows the same rules as searchPapers command. |