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[MIT License](LICENSE)
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Author: Aki Kareha <aki@kareha.org>
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## For Researchers
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Although HimeWiki is a hobby project and intentionally kept simple,
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its design may be of interest for academic research in fields such as
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**CSCW**, **HCI**, and **NLP**.
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- CSCW: collaborative editing systems and AI-assisted cooperation
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- HCI: user experience and interaction with AI-mediated content
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- NLP: style transfer, politeness adjustment, and malicious-to-benevolent
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text transformation
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If you are a researcher looking for an experimental platform, feel free to
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**fork this project**
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and extend it for your study.
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HimeWiki itself will remain minimal, but we encourage forks to explore
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research-oriented features such as:
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- logging raw user input (before AI filtering)
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- tracking user behavior for analysis
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- comparing AI-filtered vs. original edits
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- experimenting with different filtering prompts and styles
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We would be delighted if HimeWiki could serve as a starting point for
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future studies.
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