AutoReporter: 研究報告ガイドライン遵守の自動評価のための人工知能ツールの開発
David Chen1,2, Patrick Li3, Ealia Khoshkish2
1Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, Radiation Medicine Program, Toronto, ON M5G 2C4, Canada.
Objectives:
To develop AutoReporter, a large language model (LLM) system that automates evaluation of adherence to research reporting guidelines.
Materials And Methods:
Eight prompt-engineering and retrieval strategies coupled with reasoning and general-purpose LLMs were benchmarked on the SPIRIT-CONSORT-TM corpus. The top-performing approach, AutoReporter, was validated on BenchReport, a novel benchmark dataset of expert-rated reporting guideline assessments from 10 systematic reviews.
Results:
AutoReporter, a zero-shot, no-retrieval prompt coupled with the o3-mini reasoning LLM, demonstrated strong accuracy (CONSORT 90.09%; SPIRIT: 92.07%), substantial agreement with humans (CONSORT Cohen's κ = 0.70, SPIRIT Cohen's κ = 0.77), runtime (CONSORT: 617.26 s; SPIRIT: 544.51 s), and cost (CONSORT: 0.68 USD; SPIRIT: 0.65 USD). AutoReporter achieved a mean accuracy of 91.8% and substantial agreement (Cohen's κ > 0.6) with expert ratings from the BenchReport benchmark.
Discussion:
Structured prompting alone can match or exceed fine-tuned domain models while forgoing manually annotated corpora and computationally intensive training.
Conclusion:
Large language models can feasibly automate reporting guideline adherence assessments for scalable quality control in scientific research reporting. AutoReporter is publicly accessible at https://autoreporter.streamlit.app.
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