AACT FAQs

Question 1

What is AACT?

Accepted Answer

AACT (Aggregate Analysis of ClinicalTrials.gov) is a tool that allows AI assistants to query the ClinicalTrials.gov database, providing access to a wealth of clinical trial data.

Question 2

What are some example use cases for AACT?

Accepted Answer

AACT can be used to answer questions like 'What are the most common interventions in breast cancer trials?' or 'How many Phase 3 trials were completed in 2023?' Use its query functions and save your findings.

Question 3

What features does AACT offer?

Accepted Answer

AACT features include tools to list tables, describe table structures, execute validated SQL queries, record findings, and retrieve the database schema as a JSON resource. It also integrates with Semantic Kernel.

Question 4

How can AACT help with data analysis?

Accepted Answer

AACT provides a structured interface for querying clinical trial data, enabling you to identify trends, analyze enrollment statistics, and uncover insights with validated SQL queries and a comprehensive database schema.

Question 5

What is required to run AACT?

Accepted Answer

To run AACT, you'll need access to the AACT database and configure the environment variables DB_USER and DB_PASSWORD to connect to the database. See the documentation for specific requirements and setup instructions.

AACT

Key Features

Use Cases

AACT

Key Features

Use Cases