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Introduction: Elicit leverages language models to automate research workflows, such as conducting literature reviews. It identifies relevant papers without requiring exact keyword matches, summarizes findings specific to your research questions, and extracts key data from documents. Additionally, Elicit supports various research tasks including brainstorming, summarization, and text classification.
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Elicit Product Information

What is Elicit?

Elicit leverages language models to automate research workflows, such as conducting literature reviews. It identifies relevant papers without requiring exact keyword matches, summarizes findings specific to your research questions, and extracts key data from documents. Additionally, Elicit supports various research tasks including brainstorming, summarization, and text classification.

How to use Elicit?

To use Elicit, enter your research questions in natural language. The AI will search, summarize, extract data, and interact with over 125 million academic papers to provide answers and insights.

Elicit's Core Features

  • AI-enabled systematic reviews
  • Research reports
  • Upload your own PDFs
  • Quick summaries
  • Source quotes
  • Question answering

Elicit Use Cases

#1 Accelerating literature reviews
#2 Automating systematic reviews and meta-analyses
#3 Exploring new research domains
#4 Extracting data for rigorous systematic literature reviews

FAQ from Elicit

How do researchers use Elicit? +

Researchers typically use Elicit to accelerate literature reviews, discover papers that are difficult to find elsewhere, automate systematic reviews and meta-analyses, and explore new research domains. It is most effective for empirical fields involving experiments and concrete results.

What is Elicit not a good fit for? +

Elicit cannot answer questions or provide information not contained within academic papers. It is less effective for retrieving specific facts (e.g., 'How many cars were sold in Malaysia last year?') or for research in theoretical or non-empirical domains.

What types of data can Elicit search over? +

Elicit searches a database of 125 million academic papers from the Semantic Scholar corpus, spanning all academic disciplines. When extracting data, Elicit utilizes the full text if available, or the abstract if the full text is not accessible.

How accurate are the answers in Elicit? +

As a general guideline, assume approximately 90% of the information provided by Elicit is accurate. It is essential to verify the output closely. Elicit facilitates this by citing the sources for all information generated by its language models.

What happens to papers uploaded to Elicit? +

Papers you upload to Elicit for analysis remain private and are not shared with any other parties.

Elicit Pricing

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