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# Article Analysis

This guide explains how to upload files, interpret AI-generated results, and access deeper insights.

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Watch the video about the Article Analysis.
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### Uploading and Analyzing Articles

1. Choose "**Article Analysis**" when creating a new project.
2. **Upload a file**:
   * From your device.
   * From your Gobu library (previous uploads).
   * Or try a sample file to preview how analysis works.

Once selected, Gobu runs the analysis and opens the **notebook** view.

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If you are on **Researcher plan** we recommend you to enter your Research Focus by clicking the "**👤 Personalize AI for your project**" (if you are on Project view "**Set Research Focus**") before running any analysis.
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### Working with the Notebook View

* A notification confirms when the analysis is complete.
* The AI-generated insights appear in the text editor.
* You can **edit the content** to personalize and internalize the material.

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Each AI-generated statement is backed by source excerpts.
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Click on an excerpt to read it, and use **Locate on Source** to jump directly to its spot in the PDF.

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### Sidebar Overview

The left sidebar includes:

* **Summary**: Core insights from the article, including further readings:
  * Top-Cited References: Most cited sources by the article.
  * Suggested Readings: Recommended next reads.
* **Concepts**: Both basic and key terms. How these concepts connect.
* **Key Results & Implications**: Why findings matter and how they apply.
* **Methodology and Contributions**
* **All Excerpts**:
  * A curated list of key quotes pulled directly from the article.
  * These are not AI-generated, but extracted by the AI from the text.
* If you set the Research focus for your project, you will see the **Your Research** section, which includes (in Researcher Plan):
  * **Relevance**: How related is this source to your research focus
  * **Insights**: Difficult parts to understand and alignment with your Hypothesis.

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If you're deeply engaged in research, the **Researcher Plan** gives you access to detailed methodology, limitations, and contribution sections and allows you to set your Research Focus in every project.
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