paper-search

To find academic papers and retrieve abstracts and citation counts, search across Semantic Scholar, CrossRef, and DBLP. This returns titles, authors, abstracts, citation metrics, and BibTeX entries for relevant literature.

Yes, you can retrieve BibTeX entries for research papers without an API key. The search utilizes open APIs, specifically Semantic Scholar, to gather citation information and BibTeX data without requiring authentication.

The best way to search for literature on topics like large language model agents is querying Semantic Scholar, CrossRef, and DBLP. This retrieves titles, abstracts, and citation counts to understand field progress and identify relevant papers.

Yes, Semantic Scholar search supports gathering research trends and citation information. It retrieves paper titles, abstracts, authors, and citation counts, enabling researchers to identify relevant literature and understand ongoing research trends.

You search multiple academic databases like CrossRef and DBLP simultaneously by using a unified search function. It queries these platforms alongside Semantic Scholar to retrieve comprehensive paper metadata, abstracts, and citation data.

Limitations when retrieving abstracts and titles from DBLP and CrossRef depend on the open APIs' data availability. While Semantic Scholar requires no API key, CrossRef and DBLP retrieval is constrained by the completeness of their respective database entries.