Researchers across numerous disciplines are increasingly looking at content not just as articles, books, images, etc., but as data and applying machine learning and other AI-enabled techniques to it. If you are interested in this type of research using content in library databases, contact Pru Morris, our Head of Collections Services (including e-resources) to make the necessary arrangements.
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AI Tools for Academic Literature Research by Kimberly S. Grotewold is licensed under CC BY-NC 4.0
For more information, see About Semantic Scholar.
For more information, see the Elicit Help Center. You can also join their Slack channel.
For more information, see the ResearchRabbit home page, or view their Welcome to ResearchRabbit video.
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For more information, see the Connected Papers About page.
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For more information, see the LitMaps Features page. You can also sign-up for their Substack.
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For more information, see the Consensus Help Center.
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For more information, see the Scite_ landing page, especially the Product dropdown menu. Additionally, the Scite development team published a journal article in 2021, explaining how they built the tool.
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