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Atlas maps research at two scopes: use a Semantic Map across a project and a Knowledge Map to inspect structure inside a source.

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Two maps, two scopes

Start with the scope of the question. Use a Semantic Map to scan a project, or a Knowledge Map to inspect the structure inside a source.

Semantic MapSee themes, clusters, and relationships across the sources, notes, and chats in one research project.View the project-level mapKnowledge MapFollow claims, evidence, processes, and relationships within one source or focused set of material.View the source-level map
Semantic Map

Visualize research from new angles.

Explore your literature from different angles and perspectives to uncover new insights.

Learn how to read a Semantic Map
Semantic map of multi-agent learning research grouped into seven topical clusters

Cluster by meaning

Group related ideas into clusters.

Multiple perspectives

Project the map in different angles.

Connect ideas

See how papers connect.

Explore papers

Zoom in to dive into each paper.

Knowledge Map

Deconstruct a paper into its structure.

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

Learn how to generate a Knowledge Map
Argument
Causality
Pros & Cons
Process
Relationships
Timeline

Visualize structure

Argument, causal, relationship and more.

Navigate arguments

Follow how each claim builds up.

Multi-level zoom

Zoom in to focus on a concept.

Faithful to the paper

Every concept tied back to the source.