Automatically Determining Versions of Scholarly Articles

Encoding Lineage in Scholarly Articles

The development of new scientific concepts today is an outcome of the accumulated knowledge built over time. Every scientific domain requires understanding of the trends of the dependencies between its subdomains. Analyses of trends to capture such dependencies using conventional document modeling techniques is a challenging task due to two reasons: (1) conventional vector-space modeling based ...

Finding and Recommending Scholarly Articles

The rate at which scholarly literature is being produced, similar to the rate at which all things of economic value (as measured by world GDP) are being produced, has been increasing at approximately 3.5% per year for decades (estimated using data from the World Bank and the Web of Science). This means that during a typical 40 year career the amount of new literature produced each year increase...

WikiWrite: Generating Wikipedia Articles Automatically

The growth of Wikipedia, limited by the availability of knowledgeable authors, cannot keep pace with the ever increasing requirements and demands of the readers. In this work, we propose WikiWrite, a system capable of generating content for new Wikipedia articles automatically. First, our technique obtains feature representations of entities on Wikipedia. We adapt an existing work on document e...

An Automatically Refereed Scholarly Electronic Journal

Internet growth seems to amplify the critiques to peer review mechanism: many researchers maintain that Internet would allow a more fast, elastic, interactive, and effective model of publishing. I propose a new kind of electronic scholarly journal, with the aim of changing the submission-review-publication process. The new electronic scholarly journal is described in both intuitive and formal w...

Research Articles in Scholarly Electronic Communication