Aaron, as a research librarian at a children's hospital with little time to keep up with the ever shifting world of AI search capabilities, I am deeply grateful for your work.
While it has taken me many reads to grasp even the basics, the more I read the more I can scan for the most relevant information that is new and helps me, and helps me explain to my patrons.
My deepest appreciation for your continued writings, examples and graphics.
Aaron, thank you! I appreciate very much every post you sent us since to me is very educational (although I need to read and re-read and re-read and re-read it again sometimes).
It occurred to me that your standard "What could have been cited but wasn't" question wasn't one that I'd tuned my tools on, so I was curious how it would do. It struggled in ways that were instructive for the next pass of improvements I make. Anyway, here's the eventual result:
Aaron, as a research librarian at a children's hospital with little time to keep up with the ever shifting world of AI search capabilities, I am deeply grateful for your work.
While it has taken me many reads to grasp even the basics, the more I read the more I can scan for the most relevant information that is new and helps me, and helps me explain to my patrons.
My deepest appreciation for your continued writings, examples and graphics.
Amy, Thanks for your kind support.
Aaron, thank you! I appreciate very much every post you sent us since to me is very educational (although I need to read and re-read and re-read and re-read it again sometimes).
It occurred to me that your standard "What could have been cited but wasn't" question wasn't one that I'd tuned my tools on, so I was curious how it would do. It struggled in ways that were instructive for the next pass of improvements I make. Anyway, here's the eventual result:
https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:VA6C2:77bdd13d-996e-48e6-89a0-423dbe4c46b4