The scientific gist of a paper, with every claim held to the page.
Drop in a PDF. Gistify writes its gist in the six parts of the QDAFI(P) method, then a second, independent reader checks each statement against the paper, and the program looks for every quote and number on the page it cites.
- QQuestionWhat the paper set out to answer, in plain words.
- DDataWhat the authors did: what they measured, as a function of what they varied.
- ARationaleThe assumptions that link the question to the data.
- FFindingsThe main result that the data and rationale set up.
- IInterpretationHow the findings answer the question, and the alternative when a confound gets in the way.
- PPotential problemsFlaws in design, analysis and reasoning, including the ones the authors did not raise.
Highlighted means found in the paper. Every quote in a gist links to its page, and anything the program could not find is marked, never hidden.