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Open a paper's Knowledge Map, ask a question, and trace the answer back to the exact passage.
See how your sources connect on a Semantic Map, ask across the project, and save the cited result.
Search 200M+ papers from your research question, inspect the matches, and add relevant sources to your project.
Reveal argument structure, causal effects, process flows, relationships, timelines and more with multi-level zoom.
Explore your literature from different angles and perspectives to uncover new insights.
Multi-step reasoning across your papers, every claim explained with its source.
Every citation is auto-indexed on import, with a breakdown of how it justifies the claim.
Compare findings across papers and turn the pattern into an inspectable map.
Ask questions over your sources and inspect the citation trail behind each answer.
Defines attention as mapping a query and key-value pairs to an output.
“An attention function can be described as mapping a query and a set of key-value pairs to an output.”
Move from an answer or map node back to the exact passage that supports it.
Dzmitry Bahdanau, Kyunghyun Cho, Yoshua Bengio
CoRR · 2014
See what each cited paper contributes to the argument you are reading.
Keep sources, notes, questions, and maps linked inside one research workspace.
Attention compares queries with keys, then weights values to build context from Attention Is All You Need.pdf.
According to Yannic Kilcher, attention is how each token looks across the sequence before choosing what to carry forward.
Turn highlights and ideas into notes that stay attached to their evidence.
Export notes and download knowledge maps when you need to use your work elsewhere.
Compare findings across papers and turn the pattern into an inspectable map.
Ask questions over your sources and inspect the citation trail behind each answer.
Defines attention as mapping a query and key-value pairs to an output.
“An attention function can be described as mapping a query and a set of key-value pairs to an output.”
Move from an answer or map node back to the exact passage that supports it.
Dzmitry Bahdanau, Kyunghyun Cho, Yoshua Bengio
CoRR · 2014
See what each cited paper contributes to the argument you are reading.
Keep sources, notes, questions, and maps linked inside one research workspace.
Attention compares queries with keys, then weights values to build context from Attention Is All You Need.pdf.
According to Yannic Kilcher, attention is how each token looks across the sequence before choosing what to carry forward.
Turn highlights and ideas into notes that stay attached to their evidence.
Export notes and download knowledge maps when you need to use your work elsewhere.
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Research Assistant at Duke-NUS Global Health Institute

“Atlas is beautiful and thoughtfully made.
As a researcher, I really appreciate being able to explore and interrogate any source type in depth through Atlas's chat and knowledge map functions.
The citations function is SO helpful, as I get to trace the precise quotes/content from my chat conversations back to exactly where they are mentioned in each source.”
Research Assistant at Duke-NUS Global Health Institute
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