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Honghao Lai1,2, Jiayi Liu1,2, Chunyang Bai3
1Department of Health Policy and Health Management, School of Public Health, Lanzhou University, Lanzhou, China.
Abstract:
Large language models (LLMs) have the potential to enhance evidence synthesis efficiency and accuracy. This study assessed LLM-only and LLM-assisted methods in data extraction and risk of bias assessment for 107 trials on complementary medicine. Moonshot-v1-128k and Claude-3.5-sonnet achieved high accuracy (≥95%), with LLM-assisted methods performing better (≥97%). LLM-assisted methods significantly reduced processing time (14.7 and 5.9 min vs. 86.9 and 10.4 min for conventional methods). These findings highlight LLMs' potential when integrated with human expertise.
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