feat: Enhance academic and medical research capabilities #1406
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This commit introduces several improvements to focus my research on academic and valid medical literature, prioritize high-impact sources, and speed up the retrieval process for such queries.
Key changes:
Retriever Output Standardization:
retriever_namefield in their output dictionaries.SemanticScholarSearchnow includescitation_count,venue, andyear.PubMedCentralSearchnow includesjournal_title(when available).Improved Metadata Pipeline:
retriever_name,citation_count, etc.) is preserved and combined with scraped web content (raw_content).Enhanced Curation Prompt:
citation_countfrom "semantic_scholar" for ranking.Academic Search Focus Configuration:
FOCUS_ACADEMIC_MEDICAL_SOURCESconfiguration flag.True, this flag ensures that I only use academic-focused sources (semantic_scholar,pubmed_central,arxiv), improving relevance and speed for such queries.Speed Enhancements:
These changes collectively enable me to perform more targeted and higher-quality research for academic and medical topics, aligning with your requirements.