5,373
scored papers
62
with code links
17
topic hubs
2,287 KB
one CSV, updated 2026-10-08
Everything on this site comes from one table, and you can have it. The dataset is the full scored archive — every arXiv q-fin and SSRN paper the pipeline has processed, with the two scores, the quadrant, the curated topic hubs, extracted keywords, authors, and a code link where the paper provides one. Use it to build your own reading list, to study how empirical rigor varies by topic or year, to find co-author networks, or to audit our scoring.
What’s in the file
| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
paper_id | arXiv id (e.g. 2409.01234) or ssrn-<id> |
title, paper_date | Title and the paper’s own date (arXiv submission or SSRN posting) |
authors | Pipe-separated author list (where captured) |
topics | Pipe-separated topic hub slugs assigned by our classifier |
quadrant | Holy Grail / Street Traders / Lab Rats / Philosophers (definitions) |
math_complexity, empirical_rigor | 0–10 scores from the rubric |
hub_score | 0.6 × rigor + 0.4 × math; the ranking used across the site |
code_url | Public repository link, when the paper gives one |
paper_url, page_url | The paper itself, and its flowchart page here |
tags | Pipe-separated keywords extracted from the abstract |
Scores are LLM-assisted heuristics against a fixed rubric, not peer review. Read the methodology before drawing conclusions from them, and expect the file to change daily as papers are added and occasionally re-scored.
Get the file
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Citing it
thequant.space, Scored Quant Finance Paper Dataset, retrieved 2026-10-08, https://thequant.space/dataset/
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