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SciSummary is an AI tool for researchers and students that summarizes and helps users understand scientific articles and research papers, and acts as an AI-powered reference and document manager. It supports bulk paper summarization, comparing papers, organizing a library with folders and tags, and chat messages. A free trial, a student plan and a pro plan are listed.
Yomu AI is an academic writing assistant for essays, papers, literature reviews and theses. It offers a document assistant for drafting sections, AI autocomplete, editing commands such as paraphrase and summarize, citation finding and formatting, a plagiarism checker, and chat with PDFs and images. Sources can be saved to a library and reused across documents. It is described as free to try with no credit card required.
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An open source, MIT-licensed Python library imported as imblearn that relies on scikit-learn. It provides tools for classification with imbalanced classes. The documentation includes installation guides, a user guide, an API reference and a gallery of examples.
