Hey @shamikbose89 I am open to any of them, was think of cs.AI itself as it would be easier to manually check results too but something like physics.space-ph might be fun too.
I also generated a list of all available subdomains in the dataset of Arxiv too:
‘astro-ph’,‘astro-ph.CO’,‘astro-ph.EP’,‘astro-ph.GA’,‘astro-ph.HE’,‘astro-ph.IM’,‘astro-ph.SR’,‘atom-ph’,‘bayes-an’,‘chao-dyn’,‘cond-mat’,‘cond-mat.dis-nn’,‘cond-mat.mes-hall’,‘cond-mat.mtrl-sci’,‘cond-mat.other’,‘cond-mat.quant-gas’,‘cond-mat.soft’,‘cond-mat.stat-mech’,‘cond-mat.str-el’,‘cond-mat.supr-con’,‘cs.AI’,‘cs.CV’,‘cs.DL’,‘cs.LG’,‘cs.NE’,‘cs.NI’,‘cs.OH’,‘eess.SP’,‘gr-qc’,‘hep-ex’,‘hep-lat’,‘hep-ph’,‘hep-th’,‘math-ph’,‘math.HO’,‘math.MP’,‘math.PR’,‘nlin.AO’,‘nlin.CD’,‘nlin.PS’,‘nucl-ex’,‘nucl-th’,‘physics.acc-ph’,‘physics.ao-ph’,‘physics.app-ph’,‘physics.atm-clus’,‘physics.atom-ph’,‘physics.bio-ph’,‘physics.chem-ph’,‘physics.class-ph’,‘physics.comp-ph’,‘physics.data-an’,‘physics.ed-ph’,‘physics.flu-dyn’,‘physics.gen-ph’,‘physics.geo-ph’,‘physics.hist-ph’,‘physics.ins-det’,‘physics.med-ph’,‘physics.optics’,‘physics.plasm-ph’,‘physics.pop-ph’,‘physics.soc-ph’,‘physics.space-ph’,‘q-bio.PE’,‘q-fin.GN’,‘quant-ph’,‘stat.AP’,‘stat.CO’,‘stat.ME’,‘stat.ML’,‘stat.OT’,‘supr-con’