paper-scout

You can get personalized arXiv paper recommendations by providing your research profile or seed papers. The system builds keyword-based search queries, fetches matching arXiv results, and scores them by relevance to output a ranked list.

Yes, you can filter arXiv papers to see daily publications. The system applies date filtering to fetch recent papers published within a daily to 7-day window, returning them with relevant metadata and category information.

The ranking mechanism for recommended research papers scores results using title and abstract matching, author matching, seed papers, and your stated preferences. This ensures the most relevant papers are prioritized in your output list.

The best way to discover recent arXiv publications across multiple research domains is using an on-demand discovery system. It applies scoring rules to rank relevant papers published within a recent window, providing a formatted output with links.

You do not strictly need to provide seed papers, but supplying them improves the relevance of your arXiv literature search. The system uses seed papers alongside your profile keywords and preferences to calculate matching scores and rank papers.