Challenge: To augment datasets used for scientific-document writing support research, we extract texts from “Related Work” sections and citation information in PDF-formatted papers published in English.
Approach: They propose to extract text from “Related Work” sections and citation information from PDF-formatted papers published in English.
Outcome: The proposed dataset is based on a previously constructed dataset using only Tex papers and is compared with the existing one.

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