Our research on novelty assessment for scientific literature, “NovBench: Evaluating Large Language Models on Academic Paper Novelty Assessment,” has been accepted to ACL 2026 Findings.
arXiv: https://t.co/PfKyZ335XN
Data and code: https://t.co/061wXMo5it
Writing styles and vocabulary found in academic literature have changed markedly since the advent of ChatGPT, with scholars increasingly falling back on a handful of hyperbolic terms to grab attention, new analysis shows
https://t.co/m2rH2DsgeH
#LLMs SI: #LLMsinScientificLiterature#ScientificTextMining We invite submissions on practical applications, empirical studies, evaluation resources, and experiences that deepen the understanding of LLMs in scientific literature. https://t.co/1wONbqeQdW
@Philipp_Mayr
[EEKE-AII 2024 Workshop with iConf2024] We look forward to your high-quality papers and seeing you in Changchun, China, next April.
EEKE-AII highlights: since 2020; >200 submissions; >300 audiences; 7 SIs in IP&M, JOI, SCIM, etc; top keynotes.
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Call for Paper: Joint Workshop of the 4th EEKE2023 and the 3rd AII2023 - our first hybrid workshop, affiliated with JCDL2023, June 26 - 30, Santa Fe, USA - We look forward to seeing you in person! For more details: https://t.co/TYL79HUzt5