Parsing, parameters and evidence

#Find document processing status

Open a knowledge base in Knowledge Assets, then open its document library and search by filename or title. See Documents and knowledge bases for upload limits and visibility.

The list shows parsing, indexing, graph-building status and chunk counts separately. These stages may continue after file transfer completes.

Chinese interface. Chunk counts depend on document content and need not match this example.

#Inspect a document

Select its name and check the paper title, abstract and processing information. Use the download action when you need the original file.

Confirm that the parsed content belongs to the correct paper, then inspect headings, units, equations and tables. Compare complex layouts with the original document.

#Find extracted results in the parameter library

Switch to the parameter library, search by title or identifier, and filter by status. Open a paper to read extracted device, material, layer and process fields.

Details may appear as expandable fields or structured content. Focus on relevant values, units, sample associations and conditions. Processing identifiers are not experimental parameters.

When a parameter is missing, check whether the paper reports it. Leave unreported information missing instead of substituting an inferred value.

#Read evidence text

Switch to the evidence-text view in document details and read the numbered source passages. Check the material, treatment, sample and test conditions alongside each value.

Chinese interface. The parsed passage comes from Xiong et al.'s public paper, licensed under CC BY 4.0.

If a passage begins mid-paragraph, read adjacent passages or the original file to recover the applicable conditions.

#Handle incomplete or failed processing

For documents still processing, check the relevant stage again later. Use the list's retry action for failed records. Inspect an uploaded record before uploading the same file again.

For an empty graph, check graph-building status. For missing conversation results, check indexing and the selected knowledge-base scope. Continue to Retrieve literature in a conversation or Explore the knowledge graph.