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trends for astrophysics look exactly the same as trends for cogsci, s…
…uggesting theyre really just trends for computer science and that semanticscholar is not a great resource for isolating to a specific field
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Bad news though. The trends look exactly like the trends for cogsci. This suggests to me that semantic scholar is actually not a good resource for _isolating_ a field of scientific inquiry. Because clearly what's happenning is that the majority of these papers are just in computer science, probably 90% AI. |
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