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Search 200M+ papers from your research question, inspect the matches, and add relevant sources to your project.

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Deconstruct a paper into its structure.

Reveal argument structure, causal effects, process flows, relationships, timelines and more with multi-level zoom.

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Visualize research from new angles.

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Multi-step reasoning across your papers, every claim explained with its source.

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Trace claims back to their source arguments.

Every citation is auto-indexed on import, with a breakdown of how it justifies the claim.

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Searching for relevant papers.
Found 3 papers.
Reading 3 papers.
Attention Is All You Need.pdfBERT: Pre-training of Deep Bidirectional Transformers for Language Understanding.pdfTransformer-XL: Attentive Language Models Beyond a Fixed-Length Context.pdf
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Synthesize across sources

Compare findings across papers and turn the pattern into an inspectable map.

Ask across your project

Ask questions over your sources and inspect the citation trail behind each answer.

Attention Is All You Need
Page 5

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.

Trace every claim

Move from an answer or map node back to the exact passage that supports it.

Neural Machine Translation by Jointly Learning to Align and Translate

Dzmitry Bahdanau, Kyunghyun Cho, Yoshua Bengio

CoRR · 2014

Introduces an attention-based encoder-decoder model that soft-searches source-sentence parts while generating translations, reducing the fixed-vector bottleneck in neural machine translation.

Read citations in context

See what each cited paper contributes to the argument you are reading.

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Keep sources, notes, questions, and maps linked inside one research workspace.

Attention Notes

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.

Write notes with links

Turn highlights and ideas into notes that stay attached to their evidence.

Review notes and maps

Export notes and download knowledge maps when you need to use your work elsewhere.

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