Research & Academia · Evidence Companion

Research Stream Focus Chart

Slice the timeline down to a single stream, highlight cadence and venue shifts, and export a reviewer-friendly figure with annotations you control.

Author · Pawan

Reviewer · Kushal Singh

Cadence

Cycle length auto-computed

Shows min/max gap between milestones

Comparability

Ordinal & date views

Switch to “research order” for non-dated evidence

Exports

PNG / SVG

Use the buttons or Plotly toolbar

Data & mapping

Upload CSV (UTF-8)

No stream selected.

Sequence / ID Timeline column (YYYY/MM) Title / Study Inline citation Venue / Source Research stream / category

Use actual dates Show inline citations

Focused stream

Load a CSV to start

Plotly interactive

Milestones

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Entries for the selected stream

Range

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First to latest publication

Median gap

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Months between milestones

Is the cadence steady? If median gap < 3 months, highlight in the discussion as "rapid iteration."
Do venue tags climb from workshops to conferences? Mention this trajectory in the EEAT justification.
Identify “quiet” quarters—reviewers often ask for reasons behind large gaps.
Use ordinal mode when dataset mixes working notes and finalized publications.

Sources locked: Inline citations come directly from your CSV to maintain traceability.
Columns validated: Mapper stops rendering if any selected column is missing.
Sample data: Reuse research-streams-sample.csv for testing.
Exports: Both PNG and SVG reflect your current filters and toggles.

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Show all streams together with branches and label themes.

Quantify spread in your supporting datasets.

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Reviewed by · Kushal Singh, AI Research Program Manager