Key Features
- Natural Language Querying: Ask scientific questions in plain English.
- Evidence-Based Answers: Receive responses backed by curated literature and databases.
- Data Exploration: Analyze microbiome datasets, taxa, functions, and pathways.
- Reference Linking: Access direct links to relevant publications and resources.
- Workflow Integration: Use RITA alongside Cosmos-Hub’s analysis and reporting tools.
To get started, go to rita.cosmosid.com
How to Interact with RITA
Type your question into the RITA chat box for a literature-based response from our database of microbiome/microbiology papers . RITA understands both simple and complex queries, such as:- “Which microbial taxa are associated with inflammatory bowel disease?”
- “How can metabolic function be inferred from my shotgun metagenomics data?”
- “What are the latest findings on Akkermansia muciniphila in metabolic health?”
Example Use Cases
- Hypothesis Generation:
“Suggest potential microbial biomarkers for type 2 diabetes.” - Data Interpretation:
“How does lower alpha diversity indicate health and disease in skin microbiome data?” - Literature Review:
“Summarize recent publications on gut-brain axis microbiome interactions.” - Pathway Analysis:
<proide a list of differentially abundant functions> “Which metabolic pathways are related to my hypothesis on Crohn’s disease?”
Tips for Effective Queries
- Be specific: The more detail you provide, the more tailored RITA’s response.
- Use scientific terminology where appropriate.
- For data analysis, ensure your data is formatted correctly and include metadata if possible.
- Explore follow-up questions to refine your insights.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: What types of questions can I ask RITA?A: RITA can answer questions about microbial taxa, functions, pathways, disease associations, and more. It can also analyze results from your uploaded datasets. Q: How does RITA source its information?
A: RITA leverages curated scientific literature, public databases, and Cosmos-Hub’s proprietary knowledge base. Q: Can I use RITA for clinical decision-making?
A: RITA is intended for research and informational purposes. For clinical applications, consult with qualified professionals.
Support
For further assistance:- Visit the Cosmos-Hub Help Center.
- Contact support via email at help@cosmos-hub.com
- Book a live demo or training session with our team.