Can I please have this feature, for academic + scientific work?
1) Find relevant articles on Google Scholar (or just arxiv FTS if Google Scholar doesn't have an API)
2) Go to arxiv and download the latex source
3) Excerpt the relevant section in latex and feed it to GPT4
This is a game-changing technique because with the latex source it can easily understand maths and algorithms as well as other details. Then you can interrogate it as if it were an enthusiastic junior PhD student and make progress on new ML techniques much more quickly. "Turn this into pytorch code" is very very good when it has latex source.
I would be happy even if I could just automate the "fuzzy find this block of text in this arxiv's latex and use it as part of my prompt"
We have this new feature where if you can paste in an article or chunk of code in a second search box that will drop down. Does this work for your use case?
No. If you try to paste math or an algorithm box with funny notation from a PDF, it gets corrupt. Thus you need the latex source. And downloading and selecting the appropriate bits from the latex is quite fiddly.
1) Find relevant articles on Google Scholar (or just arxiv FTS if Google Scholar doesn't have an API)
2) Go to arxiv and download the latex source
3) Excerpt the relevant section in latex and feed it to GPT4
This is a game-changing technique because with the latex source it can easily understand maths and algorithms as well as other details. Then you can interrogate it as if it were an enthusiastic junior PhD student and make progress on new ML techniques much more quickly. "Turn this into pytorch code" is very very good when it has latex source.
I would be happy even if I could just automate the "fuzzy find this block of text in this arxiv's latex and use it as part of my prompt"