If a picture is worth a thousand words

Why not turn texts into interactive pictures?

Researchers have long understood the value locked away in text, but they have not had the tools to unlock that knowledge. 

Until now. Using a radical new approach Headstarter's Sherlock algorithm opens the door for you, by mapping the underlying networks in text, and knowledge.

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Find relevant text faster

When you don't know what you're looking for you can still find it by its web of associations. 

using the key connections

J.P. Firth (1957) famously summarised this approach as “you shall know a word by the company it keeps”.

accumulate knowledge

Maps are built to be combined, so that ideas from one text can be combined with others, forming a common sense of the topic.

  •   Easy to use, if you can search or upload files on the web you're good to go.
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  •   Easy to understand, because it uses pictures.

  •   Complete, if the pattern is in the text you'll see it, as here with "Limitations -> Gpt".

  •   Creative, use your maps to prompt models like GPT into generating new ideas? Only available here.

  •  Logically sound, with a peer reviewed white paper and academic scrutiny behind it.

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