Scholarly Indexing Pipeline
We will ingest metadata, abstracts, identifiers, and citation edges from trusted scholarly sources, then serve low-latency retrieval from a unified scholarly index.
Teaser: Academic Paper Index
This page is a preview of what we are building: a unified paper index, with LLM-assisted search that understands intent, expands queries, and explains why results matter.
Build Plan
We will ingest metadata, abstracts, identifiers, and citation edges from trusted scholarly sources, then serve low-latency retrieval from a unified scholarly index.
Search will use an LLM to rewrite ambiguous queries, expand domain terminology, and rerank results with citation-aware reasoning.
Every result will keep source provenance explicit and provide concise context panels, so users can inspect evidence before jumping to the canonical destination.
Search Teaser
Mock search output for the planned index + LLM experience. Content below is illustrative and shows the intended interaction style.
Introduces a retrieval calibration layer that reduces unsupported claims by ranking context windows with citation overlap and contradiction checks across benchmark suites.
Maps evidence certainty to model recommendations in hospital workflows, with source-level confidence weighting and retraction-aware reference tracking.
Proposes schema alignment for heterogeneous publication catalogs and demonstrates precision gains through graph-constrained reranking over merged citation networks.
LLM on Search
LLM search understands researcher intent, expands synonyms and methods, and transforms short prompts into high-recall, academically grounded queries.
LLM responses will explain ranking decisions with cited snippets, helping users quickly evaluate whether a result is methodologically relevant.
Teaser
This teaser shows where we are headed: source-linked paper discovery, intelligent retrieval, and explainable search workflows for faster literature review.