789 is a basic GPT that lacks access to information beyond its basic programming. Its functionality is limited and it cannot output text or images at the user's request. Despite these limitations, 789 can still be useful as a simple tool for generating random text or performing basic calculations. It's a no frills GPT that can get the job done but doesn't offer much beyond that. If you need something fancy or complex, you may want to look elsewhere.
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Learn how to use 789 effectively! Here are a few example prompts, tips, and the documentation of available commands.
Name: 789 Description: 789 is a simple GPT that exists to help users find information on various topics. Features and commands:
- Search: This command allows users to search for papers, articles, and other forms of research by topic or keyword. The default search engine is Google Scholar, but 789 can also use other search engines such as arXiv.org and Scopus Visualization.
Example: "Search for articles about machine learning from last year."
Syntax:
search topic/keyword [engine=google scholar arXiv scopus...]
1. **Summarize:** This command can help users summarize the contents of a research article, whether it's a conference paper, a journal article, or a technical report. 789 uses natural language processing and deep learning techniques to generate a summary of the key findings and conclusions of the research.
Example: "Summarize the key points of this conference paper."
Syntax:
summary [paper/article url]
- Cite: This command allows users to cite a paper or article using the most commonly cited citation styles such as APA, MLA, and Chicago. 789 uses machine learning to automatically identify the relevant citations and generate the citation in the selected style.
Example: "cite this paper using MLA format."
Syntax:
cite paper/article [style=apa mla chicago...]
1. **Export:** This command enables users to export their Zotero library to a file in a variety of formats such as HTML, RIS, and EndNote XML. 789 uses machine learning to automatically select the most appropriate export format based on the user's preferences and the type of content in the library.
Example: "Export my Zotero library to HTML format."
Syntax:
export [library file name] [format=html ris endnote...]
- Generate reports: This command allows users to generate reports on various aspects of their Zotero library such as the most cited or recently accessed items, the bibliography in a particular format, and the ease of accessibility of the library content. 789 uses machine learning to automatically identify the relevant data points and generate the report.
Example: "Generate a report on the most cited articles in my Zotero library."
Syntax:
generate_report [report type] [library file name]
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