research-survey

Yes, you can generate LaTeX-ready survey reports. The workflow outputs formalized sections with dense citations and references, enforcing field-specific conventions to produce evaluation-ready, LaTeX-friendly formatting for your literature review.

The best way to structure a survey paper is using taxonomy-driven analysis that clusters papers by mechanism or approach. This generates structured comparison tables and a multi-stage outline, which are then expanded into a complete survey draft.

You need to supply a set of papers collected by paper-navigator. The workflow requires this gathered dataset to initiate the pipeline, which then automates outline generation, section drafting, and final assembly into a complete survey report.

You generate a taxonomy and outline by feeding collected papers into the workflow's first stage. The pipeline analyzes the papers, clusters them by approach to form a taxonomy, and produces a structured outline for your systematic literature review.

Yes, the pipeline supports LaTeX formatting and dense citations. It produces formalized sections with references and enforces field-specific conventions to ensure the final assembled report is evaluation-ready.