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Private research

Compare lexical overlap between two supplied summaries without returning either source.

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Research summaries

Compare word overlap. Neither source is returned in the answer.

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Text 1

Battery storage efficiency improves in urban microgrids.

Text 2

Battery storage efficiency improves across urban microgrids.

↓ Lexical overlap

Compare the wording of two summaries.

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private-research / OverviewCapability policy

Use the answer. Keep the source.

Compare lexical overlap between two summaries separated by a line containing --- .

What this Cell defines

A Cell is a revocable execution boundary. Its Manifest describes the accepted input, allowed result fields, withheld information, request lifetime and cumulative disclosure limit.

How it works

Split two summaries at ---. Measure lexical overlap between distinct lowercase words of at least four letters; classify it as high (at least 50%), partial (at least 20%), or limited. This is a word comparison, not a factual assessment of unseen research.

Execution details

This example analyzes supplied text locally in your browser. Its rules are public. It does not connect to an owner’s private source, execute submitted code, or establish a confidential runtime.

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