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= Classical =
* [https://www.wolframalpha.com Wolfram Alpha]<sup>(€)</sup>: Mathematics (including complicated things :)), looking up facts, converting units (which Google also can do), etc.
* [https://colorbrewer2.org Colour brewer]: Some curated nice and clear schemes for maps (2D plots) but also finite numbers of curves
* [https://svo2.cab.inta-csic.es/svo/theory/fps/index.php Filter Profile Service] of the Spanish Virtual Observatory: Filters (for photometry) for any instrument on any telescope…
* [https://svo2.cab.inta-csic.es/svo/theory/newov2/index.php Theoretical spectra]: Spectra for planets and stars from maaaany different models
* [https://apps.automeris.io/wpd4/ Webplot Digitizer]: Extract data from plots
= AI-based =
= AI-based =


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* [https://claude.ai Claude]
* [https://claude.ai Claude]
* [https://www.writefull.com Writefull]<sup>€</sup>, integrated into [https://www.overleaf.com Overleaf]
* [https://www.writefull.com Writefull]<sup>€</sup>, integrated into [https://www.overleaf.com Overleaf]
* [https://www.wolframalpha.com Wolfram Alpha]<sup>€</sup>


= Other =
= Literature research =


* [https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/ NASA/ADS] with searches of papers citing a certain work: citation(bibcode:…)
* [https://www.webofscience.com/wos/woscc/smart-search Web of Science/Science Citation Index Expanded]<sup>🎓</sup>
* [https://www.webofscience.com/wos/woscc/smart-search Web of Science/Science Citation Index Expanded]<sup>🎓</sup>


= Notes =


€: premium/pro account necessary for serious work<br>
€: premium/pro account necessary for serious work<br>
(€): premium/pro account possible, serious work can still be done with free version<br>
🎓: payed for by the university, needs UDE login
🎓: payed for by the university, needs UDE login
From [https://www.wolframalpha.com/faqs the FAQ page at Wolfram|alpha] (the service is some 20 years old!):<br>
:"''Does Wolfram|Alpha use artificial intelligence?''<br>
::Not in a traditional sense. Wolfram|Alpha isn't mainly based on emulating human reasoning. Instead it uses powerful methods from science and algorithmic computation to get directly to answers."<br>
:"''Is Wolfram|Alpha an artificial intelligence?''<br>
::It's much more an engineered artifact than a humanlike artificial intelligence. Some of what it does—especially in language understanding—may be similar to what humans do. But its primary objective is to do directed computations, not to act as a general intelligence."

Latest revision as of 16:57, 24 September 2025

Classical

  • Wolfram Alpha(€): Mathematics (including complicated things :)), looking up facts, converting units (which Google also can do), etc.
  • Colour brewer: Some curated nice and clear schemes for maps (2D plots) but also finite numbers of curves
  • Filter Profile Service of the Spanish Virtual Observatory: Filters (for photometry) for any instrument on any telescope…
  • Theoretical spectra: Spectra for planets and stars from maaaany different models
  • Webplot Digitizer: Extract data from plots

AI-based

Literature research

Notes

€: premium/pro account necessary for serious work
(€): premium/pro account possible, serious work can still be done with free version
🎓: payed for by the university, needs UDE login


From the FAQ page at Wolfram|alpha (the service is some 20 years old!):

"Does Wolfram|Alpha use artificial intelligence?
Not in a traditional sense. Wolfram|Alpha isn't mainly based on emulating human reasoning. Instead it uses powerful methods from science and algorithmic computation to get directly to answers."
"Is Wolfram|Alpha an artificial intelligence?
It's much more an engineered artifact than a humanlike artificial intelligence. Some of what it does—especially in language understanding—may be similar to what humans do. But its primary objective is to do directed computations, not to act as a general intelligence."