Even if you have no clue of programming - the AI can give you clues what you can or cannot do. Before that, the job was with the 1 person in the lab who knows R π
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What if there was a way to get AI to write like you, not like a robot?
Here's how to train AI to write in your (academic) style in just 3 simple steps π
π Step 1: Gather Representative Writing
Get a few pieces of text that contain good examples of how you write and combine them into AI readable text files using . Gobble.bot
π€ 2. Generate a Style Blueprint
Enter the following prompt into ChatGPT to create a detailed description of your writing style:
"I need you to create a style blueprint based on the text examples I am providing. Describe the style of writing in a few sentences, mention these attributes: Conciseness, Eloquence, Vividness, Assertiveness, word choice, jargon, sentence length, .
Here is the text example:
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Compact this into a set of instructions for AI that can be used to replicate this writing style. Do not use lists, just a paragraph."
I just built a "Research Oracle", an AI that speeds up my research.
Here is how you can build yours:
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A "Research Oracle" is an AI that contains a lot of knowledge about your research. Once you built it use it to:
β Find citations
β Polish writing & logical flow in your manuscripts
β Help with lit reviews
β Suggest new ideas for your research
β Check for errors
ChatGPT has a new feature called "Projects".
It bundles chats + files + custom instructions.
Create one and give it a few papers as a knowledge base.
Using the right plugins in your browser can save you hours in academic research.
Here are the top 9 you need to know:
(links and tutorials in thread)
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1. @scispace_
An AI reading assistant that explains technical concepts and sections in research papers. It helps tackle dense academic language, saving time and effort.
2. @scholarcy
This tool generates concise summaries of research papers and articles using AI. Ideal for quickly grasping the essence of lengthy material.