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SEARCH FOR RESEARCH PAPERS

Ask a research question and get back a list of relevant papers from our database
of 200 million



GET ONE SENTENCE ABSTRACT SUMMARIES



SELECT RELEVANT PAPERS AND SEARCH FOR MORE LIKE THEM



EXTRACT DETAILS FROM PAPERS INTO AN ORGANIZED TABLE



Synthesis


FIND THEMES AND CONCEPTS ACROSS MANY PAPERS

What are all of the effects of this drug? What are all of the datasets that have
been used? Get a list of the thing you’re looking for, synthesized from many
papers.

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DON'T JUST TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT

“It's rapidly surfaced a lot of interesting things I hadn't found through
traditional search engines”
Michael Nielsen

PhD, Quantum Physicist, Computer Scientist, Author
“I use Elicit almost every day for researching medical issues. It gets better
and better. It's simply the best tool to stay well informed”
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PhD, Biotechnologist, Consultant, Author

“Quickly becoming my front page for exploring unfamiliar literature. Amazingly
powerful way to identify high value seeds I can then mine and explore further.”
Joel Chan

PhD Cognitive Psychology, HCI Professor, Researcher

“It's like JSTOR on 1980s box-office Schwarzenegger steriods”
Marc Watkins

Professor, Published in Inside Higher Education

“Really incredible glimpse into the future of searching science”
Mike Morrison

PhD in Work Psychology

“Think of it as Google Scholar meets ChatGPT. Great example of conversational AI
making information more accessible”
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Entrepreneur, Co-founder of Stringr




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ORIENT WITH A QUICK SUMMARY


How do you improve resting heart rate?
Summary of top 8 papers
Resting heart rate is an important indicator of cardiovascular health and risk.
Several studies have found that lowering resting heart rate can have benefits
for heart health and longevity (Husmann 2011). Exercise training is one way to
achieve a lower resting heart rate. Choe 2015 found that certain video
processing techniques can improve the accuracy of measuring resting heart rate.
Loimaala 2000 found that 5 months of moderate exercise training lowered resting
heart rate, though


VIEW SOURCES FOR EVERY ANSWER


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Open paper


“A meta-analysis of 30 randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trials
concluded that fish oil consumption can significantly reduce heart rate
(Mozaffarian 2005). In particular, the effect was greater in people whose
baseline heart rate was higher: in the overall pooled estimate, fish oil
decreased heart rate by 1.6 bpm compared to placebo, but reduced heart rate by
2.5 bpm in trials with a median baseline heart rate of ≥ 69 bpm. Furthermore,
the ability of fish oil to reduce heart rate appeared to depend on the length of
treatment.



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What was the effect size in the first trial arm?

The effect size in the first trial arm is a marked reduction in spectral power
in the ultra low frequency band for both heart rate variability and EMG when
going from active to rest conditions, as well as significant changes in mean
heart rate and EMG activity between the active and rest days. Additionally,
there was a significant sex-by-activity interaction in the high frequency band
of the RR interval power.



RESEARCH FOR THE MACHINE INTELLIGENCE AGE


1. In a survey of users, 10% of respondents said that Elicit saves them 5 or
more hours each week.
2. In pilot projects, we were able to save research groups 50% in costs and more
than 50% in time by automating data extraction work they previously did
manually.
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Pricing


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12,000 credits per month
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HOW DO RESEARCHERS USE ELICIT?




Over 800,000 researchers have tried Elicit already. Researchers commonly use
Elicit to:

 * Speed up literature review
 * Find papers they couldn’t find elsewhere
 * Automate systematic reviews and meta-analyses
 * Learn about a new domain

Elicit tends to work best for empirical domains that involve experiments and
concrete results. This type of research is common in biomedicine and machine
learning.


WHAT IS ELICIT NOT A GOOD FIT FOR?




Elicit does not currently answer questions or surface information that is not
written about in an academic paper. It tends to work less well for identifying
facts (e.g. “How many cars were sold in Malaysia last year?”) and theoretical or
non-empirical domains.



WHAT TYPES OF DATA CAN ELICIT SEARCH OVER?




Elicit searches across 200 million academic papers from the Semantic Scholar
corpus, which covers all academic disciplines. When you extract data from papers
in Elicit, Elicit will use the full text if available or the abstract if not.



HOW ACCURATE ARE THE ANSWERS IN ELICIT?




A good rule of thumb is to assume that around 90% of the information you see in
Elicit is accurate. While we do our best to increase accuracy without
skyrocketing costs, it’s very important for you to check the work in Elicit
closely. We try to make this easier for you by identifying all of the sources
for information generated with language models.



WHAT IS ELICIT PLUS?




Elicit Plus is Elicit's subscription offering, which comes with a set of
features, as well as monthly credits. On Elicit Plus, you may use up to 12,000
credits a month. Unused monthly credits do not carry forward into the next
month. Plus subscriptions auto-renew every month.



WHAT ARE CREDITS?




Elicit uses a credit system to pay for the costs of running our app. When you
run workflows and add columns to tables it will cost you credits. When you sign
up you get 5,000 credits to use. Once those run out, you'll need to subscribe to
Elicit Plus to get more. Credits are non-transferable.



HOW CAN YOU GET IN CONTACT WITH THE TEAM?




Please email us at info@elicit.com or post in our Slack community if you have
feedback or general comments! We log and incorporate all user comments. If you
have a problem, please email help@elicit.com and we will try to help you as soon
as possible.



WHAT HAPPENS TO PAPERS UPLOADED TO ELICIT?




When you upload papers to analyze in Elicit, those papers will remain private to
you and will not be shared with anyone else.



HOW ACCURATE IS ELICIT?

Elicit uses language models to extract data from and summarize research papers.
As a new technology, language models sometimes make up inaccurate answers.

We improve accuracy by:



TRAINING OUR MODELS ON SPECIFIC TASKS

We fine-tune our models on a per-task basis and constantly iterate to make them
more accurate.



SEARCHING OVER ACADEMIC PAPERS

Elicit only shows you papers that actually exist and are part of the scientific
literature.



MAKING IT EASY TO DOUBLE-CHECK ANSWERS

We make it easy for you to view the original source and point to where in a
paper specific information came from.



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