About RaDOr
RaDOr, the Rare Disease Oracle, is a research agent for rare diseases. It answers questions by working through a knowledge graph built from the published literature, choosing what to examine at each step and citing the sources behind every claim.
What it knows
Rare diseases are scattered across thousands of papers, which makes them difficult to summarize. RaDOr reads that literature in advance and distills it into a knowledge graph of diseases, genes, phenotypes, metabolites, and the relationships between them.
How it answers
Who built it
RaDOr is developed at the Wishart Lab in the Departments of Biological Sciences and Computing Science at the University of Alberta, led by Dr. David Wishart.
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RaDOr can make mistakes and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider. · University of Alberta, Wishart Lab.