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🌿 Amidha Ayurveda Herb Database (Beta) | Ayurvedic Herbs Collection 2026

Amidha Ayurveda Research Engine
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Herb Research Engine

A computationally advanced, research-grade analytical tool built for clinical prediction, academic research, and digital Ayurveda innovation.

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🧬 Similarity & Fingerprint Lab

Analyze a herb's mathematical uniqueness and discover its closest pharmacological twins.

Select a herb above and click Run Analysis.

🌐 Polyherbal Synergy Matrix

Analyze pairwise interactions between multiple herbs to discover synergistic overlap (Samyoga) or pharmacological incompatibilities (Virodha).

Interaction Matrix

Add 2 to 6 herbs above and click Generate.

📊 Trait Cross-Tabulation Analytics

Generate research-grade heatmaps to find deep correlations between different pharmacological categories across the entire database.

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Correlation Heatmap

Select two categories and generate the map.

🧪 Formulation Predictor Sandbox

Design hypothetical formulations using classical Dravyaguna hierarchy. Calculates net output based on proportionate weights and flags known Viruddha Aushadha (antagonisms).

Predicted Pharmacodynamics

Add herbs with specific proportions above and click Predict Outcome.

🕸️ Concept Knowledge Graph & Academic Export

Isolate specific pharmacological actions (Prabhava). Analyze the physiological patterns of that concept and export the raw data for academic use.

Select a concept above to map its profile.

📚 Methodology & Citations

Understand the classical references, the computational framework behind the Research Engine, and attribution guidelines.

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Classical Textual References

This dataset compiles classical Ayurvedic pharmacological data meticulously verified from authoritative sources including the Charaka Samhita, Sushruta Samhita, and Bhavaprakasha Nighantu.

The Computational Framework

To enable genuine research, qualitative Ayurvedic concepts have been structurally mapped into machine-readable arrays. Rather than reading text, classical properties are processed mathematically to generate Uniqueness scores, clustering, synergy matrices, and predictive formulations.

1. Mathematical Uniqueness Formula

The Similarity Lab calculates a herb's Uniqueness Score using the inverse frequency of its specific traits across the entire dataset:

Uniqueness = Σ (1 / Frequencytrait) × Scaling Factor

A higher score indicates a highly unusual pharmacological profile relative to the standard Ayurvedic canon.

2. Hierarchical Dravyaguna Weighting (Formulation Predictor)

Formulation prediction moves beyond simple majority voting by implementing classical hierarchical dominance. When combining herbs, traits are multiplied by both their proportional parts and their physiological dominance:

Prabhava (5x) > Virya (4x) > Vipaka (3x) > Rasa (1x) & Guna (1x)

3. Polyherbal Synergy & Viruddha Aushadha

The Synergy Matrix calculates pairwise compatibility. Shared properties yield positive synergy (Samyoga), while opposing core potencies (e.g., Ushna Virya mixed with Sheeta Virya) trigger severe mathematical penalties to flag classical incompatibilities (Virodha).

Citations & Open Source Use

If you use this database or the Explorer platform in your research, academic papers, or clinical software, please provide appropriate attribution using the primary Zenodo DOIs:

Dataset Citation (Primary)

Varshney, Sparsh (2026). Amidha Ayurveda Herb Database v2.0: A Curated Open Dataset of Ayurvedic Medicinal Plants. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17475351

Explorer Tool Citation

Varshney, S. (2025). Ayurvedic Herb Explorer: An Open-Source Platform for Data-Driven Research in Dravyaguna (Ayurvedic Pharmacology) (v1.0.0). Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17553999

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Sparsh Varshney

Ayurvedic researcher, health informatics scholar, and creator of the open-source Amidha Ayurveda Herb Database.

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