Deeply Exploring a Field by Mining Scientific Publications
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Cyrille Martraire explains how to learn deeply by reading scientific publications rather than relying on opinions or summaries, showing how academic literature provides reliable, precise answers. He gives practical guidance for approaching and using research papers (even with AI tools) to model a business domain using Domain-Driven Design and, as a playful example, to analyze musical groove.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:25Speaker background
- 3:08Papers intimidating
- 8:19Reading abstracts
- 13:27Explore via Related Works
- 19:03Paper structure
- 25:41Apply method to career
- 30:37DDD modeling papers
- 32:02Resources and communities
- 36:34Reliable sources
- 37:37Final groove example
- 41:33Q&A
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