SETM combines semantic extraction and topic modelling in academic research, highlighting visualisation techniques.
With the rapid advancement of new technologies, the number of academic papers in various fields has grown exponentially, making traditional keyword-based search methods insufficient to capture semantic information comprehensively. This article presents a method called SETM, which combines Text-embedding-ada-002, BERTopic and PageRank models to perform semantic extraction, topic modelling and ranking on large-scale academic papers. UMAP is used for dimensionality reduction and visualisation, revealing semantic relationships between papers. The system employs a tree-like layout combined with multi-level interactive features, allowing users to conveniently explore and retrieve papers, from a coarse-grained ‘paper galaxy’ view to fine-grained individual papers. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed approach achieves high accuracy in semantic mining and clustering, providing an effective tool for dynamic visualisation and analysis of large-scale academic papers.
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