When conducting research, the challenges faced go beyond simply finding information.
It requires selecting from vast amounts of data, comparing and analyzing related papers, and summarizing key content demanding complex thinking and significant time.
Especially for qualitative research, deeply reading and summarizing multiple papers is essential, which consumes a lot of time and energy from the researcher.
To reduce this burden, there are academic paper summarization AIs such as Elicit and tlooto.
Both tools assist with summarizing papers, but they differ in the number of papers they can summarize and the depth of the information provided.
Elicit: Summary of Top 4 Papers
Elicit shows summaries of the top 4 papers based on criteria set by the user.
You can choose between 4 and 8 papers to summarize, but the 8 paper summary option is available only with a paid plan.
Also, the summary results may vary depending on how the papers are sorted (e.g., by relevance, by date).
tlooto: In Depth Summarization Without Paper Limit
tlooto searches a database of over 200 million papers and selects the most relevant ones based on the user’s question.
The criteria tlooto uses to select papers are as follows:
▪️ Journal impact factor
▪️ Number of citations
▪️ Recency
▪️ Keyword relevance
In particular, there is no limit to the number of papers used in the summary, and summaries are generated based on the best sources regardless of payment status.
tlooto also provides reference information and links to related papers for users to explore further.
Which tool should you use?
Both tools can be used for summarizing academic papers,
but the amount of information provided differs, so choose based on your needs.
- For short and simple summaries: Elicit
- For in-depth and citation-based summaries: tlooto
tlooto is always ready to support your research.
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