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Today, we’re pushing a major update to Edison Analysis, our data analysis agent, which is tuned for scientific research and SOTA across data analysis benchmarks. In contrast to Kosmos, which runs for 6-12 hours and produces tens of thousands of lines of code, Edison Analysis runs for seconds to...

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Sam Rodriquesvor 10 Monaten

Try it on our platform, under the Analysis tab: Read about it here, including benchmark results etc.:

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Edison Scientific, Incvor 10 Monaten

Edison Analysis is great when you want to run a specific analysis and have a clear idea of what you want to do. By contrast, Kosmos is best at deep, open-ended exploration. Try it out.

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Danilo Vieiravor 10 Monaten

I am having dificulties to gain free credits in my account

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Karan Jagtianivor 10 Monaten

Which data retrieval tool does Edison Analysis use exactly? Curious about its integration.

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Haris Janvor 10 Monaten

seems interesting, will try it for sure

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Tobias Straubvor 10 Monaten

(how) do you integrate metadata?

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Ak afridivor 10 Monaten

Great!

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Jiehoon Kwakvor 10 Monaten

Interesting! which model does it use for code generation?

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Richard Racervor 10 Monaten

Exciting updates! The efficiency of Edison Analysis compared to Kosmos is impressive. The ability to retrieve data quickly and produce reproducible reports is a game changer for researchers. Looking forward to seeing the continued evolution! 🚀

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mitchellvor 10 Monaten

Awesome! For non-bioinformaticians, this removes the bottleneck in accessing and analysing data in Python/R. I can see it been super useful for checking new hypotheses that the authors didn't think about or verifying the author's claims independently.

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Lyle Burdinevor 10 Monaten

Nice platform

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