CatalyzeX - Explore ML papers with code anywhere online!

As a machine learning enthusiast, I have been looking for something like this! 😀 Thank you

Hi PH fam! Just shipped something many of us interested in machine learning/AI will find super handy. CatalyzeX is a browser extension (and website) that bridges the gap between research and the builders & makers of the world who create with code. The Chrome and Firefox extension automatically finds and shows links to open-source code implementations for machine learning papers anywhere on the web! So whenever you come across interesting papers while browsing Google, Twitter, Arxiv, Scholar, or other sites, you can easily see links to any code implementations. Previously, often times we've seen that code isn't linked by authors/researchers, requires a bunch of digging around, or worse, just may not even be publicly shared. This extension makes it super quick and easy to check out official or community-driven code implementations for cutting-edge machine learning R&D anywhere you stumble upon it. So you can jump right away into experimenting and building -- and pushing the boundaries even further :) Do install & try the extension and let us know what you think! Comments/feedback/requests are all highly appreciated. Thanks! @gaurav_ragtah and @himanshu_ragtah www.CatalyzeX.com

Super cool way to find code - nice job Gaurav!

This is really cool!!!

First of all, this is really cool. However, I'd like to shout out what a brilliant human being that Gaurav is. I know Product Hunt might not be the ideal platform to discuss founders, but I think it's important, especially now, to highlight the ethics and quality of founders. Gaurav is a superstar of a guy.

very cool! wish we'd had this during our MSCS program :) congrats on the launch Gaurav!

Very cool! I just tested it with some papers we are currently implementing and it confirmed the existence of some implementation that took us hours to confirm. Wish I'd have found it earlier! How well does the 'Ask an Expert' side of things work? Are you able to connect with most of the authors?

Really cool concept.

Great job Gaurav!

Been testing this out, it's a really easy and intuitive way to find open source ML code while preserving your existing research flow. Congrats on the launch Gaurav!