Scholarly Knowledge.
Scholarly Knowledge.
The Open Research Knowledge Graph (ORKG) aims to describe research papers in a structured manner. With the ORKG, papers are easier to find and compare.
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If others can quickly determine the merits of your work with a suitable ORKG representation, they are more likely to build on your work or position their work in relation to yours and thus cite you.
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Collaboratively working on comparisons and visualizations of the state-of-the art in your field will give you insights on how others see your work in comparison. You can observe the strengths and weaknesses of different approaches in ORKG comparisons, visualizations and leaderboards.
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When you accompany your research with an ORKG comparison showing how your approach compares to the state-of-the-art you help peer-reviewers to understand the merits of your work and chances your paper will be accepted increase.
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Researcher like you are craving for obtaining an overview on the state-of-the art in your field. By organizing the research as comparisons and visualizations you will help many in your field to stay atop of the paper flood.
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We are flooded with new publications in research every day and it is increasingly challenging to keep up with the information overload. By organizing research contributions in the ORKG you help yourself and others in your field to keep oversight over the state-of-the-art.
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