semantic-scholar

Querying the Semantic Scholar API retrieves published venue papers with metadata, citation counts, and venue details for literature surveys. It surfaces conference and journal literature from publishers like IEEE, ACM, and Springer to support scholarly research.

Searching for journal and conference papers via Semantic Scholar de-duplicates arXiv results, surfacing venue-only literature with metadata and citation counts. This ensures your scholarly research query targets peer-reviewed publications rather than preprints.

Yes, you can filter literature search results by applying optional query modifiers like minimum citations, year ranges, publication types, and fields of study. These filters minimize noise and refine venue paper discovery for scholarly research queries.

A literature query via the Semantic Scholar API returns a default of 10 venue paper results. This default maximum results setting can be overridden to retrieve more published papers with metadata and citation counts as needed.

The Semantic Scholar paper search operates using a fetch script or inline fallback without requiring external dependencies. It directly queries the Semantic Scholar API to retrieve published venue papers, metadata, and citation counts for research queries.