Journal article (IMRaD)
~6,000 wordsEmpirical study reported as Introduction, Methods, Results and Discussion.
Hanova AI searches indexed journals, reads the papers you pick, and drafts each section from them. Every citation points to a real paper you selected, and nothing moves on until you approve it.
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Ensemble learners have repeatedly outperformed regression baselines when trained on field measurements of rut depth [4], [11]. Their advantage narrows, however, when a model trained in one climate zone is applied to another [12], which suggests that the training data, rather than the algorithm, sets the ceiling on accuracy [11], [17].
Aranha, Bernucci & Vasconcelos (2023). Effects of different training datasets on machine learning models for pavement performance prediction.
Transportation Research Record · SAGE · indexed journal
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Four phases, one job per step. Every result can be edited, regenerated or refined sentence by sentence, and nothing moves on until you approve it.
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Notes on every paper, a literature matrix, the gap
Design, data, variables and evaluation, each cited
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A journal-style critique, major and minor comments
Contents, numbered sections, references in your style
This is the workspace you get with every project. Each step shows its result, select any sentence to refine it, and approve the step to move on.
Step 6 of 10Write sections. Each section is written with citations to your papers. Select any sentence to refine it.
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Machine learning models for predicting rutting in asphalt pavements
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Papers arrive with their DOI, journal, volume and pages, or from BibTeX and PDFs you add yourself.
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Every citation in the draft is matched to your list. One that does not match is removed before you see it.
The list is built only from citations that appear in the text, in any of 21 styles. Switch style and it reformats in seconds.
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Mostly because of the training data, not the algorithm. A model learns the traffic, temperature and material ranges of the data it was trained on, and its error rises on data outside those ranges [1].
For your study this suggests:
The model performed well in hot climates, but its accuracy declined markedly in colder regions.
Replaced informal wording and kept your claim unchanged.
Two recent reviews are a good starting point:
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Sections are written in the order of the argument, each opening where the last one ended. Summary sections come last, from the finished body.
Empirical study reported as Introduction, Methods, Results and Discussion.
Short technical paper (about 6 pages) in IEEE style.
Systematic or narrative review that synthesises the literature on a topic.
Long-form chapter of a PhD or master's thesis.
Plan for future research: aims, methods, work plan and expected outcomes.
Practical report for an organisation or project: findings and recommendations.
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Cites only papers in your list. Any citation that does not match one is removed before you see it.
Writes results and discussion from the numbers you provide, or leaves clearly marked placeholders.
Shows an AI-likeness and overlap score for every section, and leaves the judgement to you.
You choose the papers, approve every step and edit the text. You remain the author.
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We make no such claim. Hanova AI varies sentence rhythm, reduces overlap with your sources and shows an AI-likeness and overlap score for each section, but detectors are unreliable. Read and revise before you submit.
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By default, indexed international journals: the curated list used by the Leiden university ranking, which closely tracks Scopus and Web of Science. You can prefer or restrict publishers, name journals to search first, or switch the filter off.
Yes. Citations only come from the papers you select. Select none and the document is written without citations or a reference list. For your own text, use “Polish my own text” with citations switched off.
Add it by DOI, paste its BibTeX (books and websites too) or upload the PDF in the Literature step. For paywalled papers, uploading the PDF gives the reading step the full text.
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