Kerala institute develops search engine for Covid-19 Researchers
Team Udayavani, Apr 24, 2020, 11:03 AM IST
Indian Institute of Information Technology and Management – Kerala (IIITM-K) has developed Vilokana, a search engine based on artificial intelligence for researchers to get deeper insights into scientific studies on Covid-19
As a part of the open science initiative of the research centre, a team led by A P James, Professor at Centre for Artificial General Intelligence and Neuromorphic Systems (neuro GI), IIITM-K, developed a search engine name ‘www.vilokana.in’, which in Sanskrit means ‘finding out’.
Saji Gopinath, CEO, Kerala Start-up Mission and Director of IIITM-K, said, “A good initiative in the fight against COVID times, as such AI tools can help extract contextual insights from research articles,”
The user can supply key-words and the search engine will be able to understand and find the relevant text from the scientific papers.
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