research-profile

To maintain a research profile, load a central configuration containing seed papers, keywords, and whitelist authors. The system renders this data into an HTML visualization, enabling personalized recommendations and streamlined research discovery.

You can visualize research preferences by triggering the profile load with a command like '我的研究画像'. The system applies your configuration to a predefined HTML template, generating a shareable and readable profile visualization.

Yes, you can update seed papers, keywords, and whitelist authors based on feedback. The profile configuration supports auto-learning from feedback to continuously refine and improve personalized research recommendations.

The best way to generate a shareable HTML profile is by using the built-in template at templates/research-profile.html. The system renders your current research preferences, seed papers, and topic emphasis into a presentation-ready HTML format.

No external dependencies are required to render a research taste profile. The system operates independently to load your configuration data and output the HTML visualization directly.

Topic emphasis and seed papers are needed to define your specific research scope within the profile configuration. These elements guide the recommendation engine to filter and suggest relevant academic content accurately.