Recently, I published an article titled “The Outcomes and Publication Standards of Research Descriptions in Document Classification: A Systematic Review.” The study analyzed over 100 research papers to identify trends, challenges, and gaps in document classification research.

Due to space limitations, many interesting observations and insights did not make it into the final publication. Instead, they were documented in the accompanying technical report available on GitHub. In this post, I want to highlight some of these additional insights and discuss what they mean for future research in document classification.

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