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In this section, the speaker introduces two important research tools, Connected Papers and Consensus. The focus is initially on Connected Papers, explaining how to access and utilize it effectively.

Introduction to Connected Papers

• To use Connected Papers effectively, users should input keywords or document titles in English for better search results since most documents on the platform are in English.

• Upon entering search terms, the tool generates a list of relevant documents that match the query, allowing users to explore related papers visually through graphs.

• Users can sign up for different plans on Connected Papers, ranging from free with limited features to paid options offering unlimited graph creations based on academic or business needs.

Exploring Connected Papers Features

This part delves into the various subscription plans available on Connected Papers and their respective benefits for academic and business purposes.

Subscription Plans on Connected Papers

• Free plan: Offers basic features but limits users to creating only five graphs per month.

• Academic plan: Provides unlimited graph creations specifically for academic use without commercial purposes.

• Business plan: Priced at $3 per month, offers unlimited graph creations tailored for business and industry applications.

Utilizing Connected Papers for Research

This segment explores the practical uses and capabilities of Connected Papers through a detailed explanation and a practical case study scenario.

Practical Applications of Connected Papers

• Powerful visual tool aiding in academic article search and exploration by identifying trends, patterns, and emerging research areas.

• Search functionality allows users to input keywords or article titles to generate visual graphs showcasing connections between papers.

Case Study: Applying Connected Papers

A case study is presented where the speaker demonstrates how one can leverage Connected Papers for research purposes using an example related to artificial intelligence in healthcare.

Case Study Demonstration

• Practical application showcased through researching topics like "Artificial Intelligence" linked with "Healthcare," providing suggestions as users type queries.

Detailed Overview of the Transcript

In this transcript, the speaker discusses the use of a tool for research purposes that helps in finding related documents based on a selected document. The tool allows for exploring various topics and accessing relevant information efficiently.

Research Tool Functionality

• The tool assists in selecting documents, citing references, and identifying similarities between them. It aids in guiding research work by providing scientific information.

• Users can investigate various topics by inputting keywords related to their research interests. The tool generates a list of relevant documents, facilitating exploration of different themes.

Document Exploration and Selection

• By clicking on specific documents, users can delve into topics such as the influence of music on emotional states or sensory experiences like taste perception. This feature enables detailed investigation into diverse subject areas.

• The tool displays multiple documents authored by the same individual, allowing users to explore different perspectives on a particular topic. Users can access papers discussing relationships between music and taste experiences or symphonies' impact on food flavors systematically.

Utilizing Search Filters

• Users can filter search results based on document relevance, publication year, availability in PDF format, or open access status. These filters enhance the efficiency of locating essential resources for research purposes.

Detailed Explanation of Consensus Page and Search Examples

In this section, Eric Luis Tulumba introduces the Consensus page and explains how to conduct searches on it. Various search examples are provided to illustrate different types of questions that can be asked.

Introduction to Consensus Page

• Eric introduces the Consensus page and mentions that he will explain a practical case and demonstrate how searches are conducted.

• The page offers a guide on conducting searches. Examples include asking about relationships between concepts like the impact of spanking on child development or predicting success as a startup founder.

Types of Search Questions

• Questions can range from simple yes or no queries (e.g., Can supplements treat depression?) to exploring effects of concepts (e.g., benefits of gratitude practice).

• Searches can cover diverse topics such as artificial intelligence, economic sciences, sleep, politics, social issues, medications, and mental health.

Practical Example: Artificial Intelligence Query

• A question is posed regarding whether artificial intelligence poses a risk to certain jobs that could be automated.