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Research Papers

Research papers are peer-reviewed or preprint manuscripts that introduce new LLM architectures, training methods, or evaluation techniques, forming the primary knowledge source for the field.

What is Research Papers?

Research papers are peer-reviewed or preprint manuscripts that introduce new LLM architectures, training methods, or evaluation techniques, forming the primary knowledge source for the field.

Research papers are peer-reviewed or preprint manuscripts that introduce new LLM architectures, training methods, or evaluation techniques, forming the primary knowledge source for the field.

Where is it used?

arXiv (cs.CL, cs.LG), ACL/EMNLP/NeurIPS proceedings, and Papers With Code are the main venues; 'Attention Is All You Need' and the GPT/Llama reports are canonical examples.

How to build it

Use `arxiv` Python library to search: `arxiv.Search(query="mixture of experts", max_results=10)`, download PDFs, and summarise with an LLM for rapid literature review.