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Strengths
- Upload the PDF to start the conversation without reading the full text
- Supports various documents such as academic papers, contracts, reports, etc.
- Multi-language support, you can ask questions in Chinese and English documents
- Quickly locate specific information in documents
Best for
- Quickly understand the core content of academic papers
- Key points extraction from contracts and legal documents
- Research report quick summary
- Textbooks and study materials aid understanding
Upload documents and ask questions
After uploading the PDF, ask questions about the document content using natural language.
Scenario
Quickly understand academic papers
Prompt example
After uploading the paper PDF, ask: What is the main research question of this paper? What is the research methodology? What main conclusions were drawn?
Output / what to expect
ChatPDF extracts the core of the paper: research questions (discussing the accuracy of large language models in medical diagnosis), methods (comparative experiments, sample size 500 cases), and conclusions (the accuracy of GPT-4 in specific diagnostic scenarios reaches the level of specialist doctors).
Tips
The more specific the question, the more precise the answer. You can ask in-depth questions such as "What are the limitations of the experimental design in Chapter 3?"
Scenario
Extract key terms of the contract
Prompt example
After uploading the contract PDF, ask: What are the payment terms of this contract? How is liability for breach of contract stipulated? How long is the contract term?
Output / what to expect
ChatPDF locates and extracts the payment terms (30-day billing period), liquidated damages (10% of the contract amount) and contract period (2 years, automatic renewal) in the contract.
Tips
When dealing with important contracts, ChatPDF's answers are for reference only, and important decisions still need to be reviewed by legal professionals.