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RDM2: Research Data in Mathematics Location: G309 Session Chair: Moritz Schubotz Session Chair: Olaf Teschke | |
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zbMATH Open Live: Natural‑Language Search for Mathematical Research – First Experiences FIZ Karlsruhe, Germany Formal query syntax is a powerful but often intimidating way to explore zbMATH Open data. Since June 2026 the service has been launched as a live, switchable option in the one‑line search field: users can type ordinary sentences such as “Which arxiv preprints from the last 5 years deal with the ABC conjecture?” and the system automatically translates the input into a Boolean combination of facet queries (MSC codes, author names, arXiv tags, etc.). The translation is performed by a large‑language model that runs on the GWDG KISSKI LLM service. The tool is not a conversational chatbot - it processes a single query, returns the corresponding hits, and then stops. In the talk we will (i) demonstrate the interface and the feedback mechanism that lets users report queries that did not yield satisfactory results, and (ii) discuss the current limitations (coverage of only document‑level facets, rate limits, and occasional variability of the model's output). Attendees are invited to try the feature and contribute feedback to shape the next generation of AI‑enhanced mathematical search. | |
