IlikeCLR paper browsing page with recommendations based on liking papers

[wouterkool]

I built a browsing page with the following functionalities, based on jQuery and Isotope:

• detailed information on hover (TLDR, keywords)
• search on any word (title, author, keywords, TLDR)
• interactive filter by day / session
• pin papers using (private) like/dislike button
• sort papers by 'like'-lihood: the predicted probability that you like them based on your likes and dislikes

This allows to build a pinterest style board with papers you like on the top and the remaining papers sorted by their relevance to you. The session can be saved by storing the URL.

For a standalone demo, see https://wouterkool.github.io/ilikeclr. It should be possible to merge this request and get the functionality as a third option on the 'papers' page. I tried to isolate the necessary changes as much as possible

[srush]

So I like the idea, and you are completely welcome to run it on your own (we can even link). I think the usability is different enough from the main site that I don't think I want to add it to the main site itself.

[wouterkool]

So I like the idea, and you are completely welcome to run it on your own (we can even link). I think the usability is different enough from the main site that I don't think I want to add it to the main site itself.

Thanks! Personally I think it would be nice to include it, as I found the improved search and filter options very useful, as well as the TLDR on hover and the option to bookmark papers.

I agree the recommendation part is somewhat experimental and optional, so if you really don't want to merge then I would be grateful if you could link to the page. :) Thanks!

[srush]

I hear you. If you maybe wanted to try to add bookmarking as a standalone feature we would be interested. The rest is too much of a design change at this point.

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[srush]

Hi @wouterkool since I see you are still developing this.

We are going to lock this repo and move to https://github.com/Mini-Conf/Mini-Conf, a clean open source implementation of the project. Happy to have contributions there if you are still interested.