Closed jcohenadad closed 1 year ago
Thanks to ChatGPT I was able to implement something similar, using custom JS. Here is a prototype:
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2482071/229586961-a0f65d20-7651-4040-90f5-205b6e5c7c6b.mov
Improved cosmetic in afde473c24026fe34774a69d04e8367690868458:
Additional cosmetic improvement (first citation): ef96ff0b38fc7862f863953975eb8bad930b3230
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Working version, generated with bibeasy (working branch: https://github.com/jcohenadad/bibeasy/pull/18/commits/64a30db3f8c602865a472543fd5dc94a01b76a51) 39eb1e9b521967f2ff747fe77fed4dc7e36395d7:
Added labels: (cannot use space in them, otherwise it makes the code more complicated):
We have a lot of publications (good problem to have!), meaning that people glancing at our publication list might be overwhelmed and not easily find the information they need. For example, prospective students who only want to see publications related to "MRI physics" would like to only display these publications.
A nice solution, implemented at Mila, would be to allow users to select filters, to interactively display publications on demand.
Suggested list of labels (one publication can have multiple labels):
deep learning
image analysis
MRI physics
Other suggestions?
TODO:
TODO in subsequent PRs:
Fixes #80