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What is EvidenceGrader? Assessment of the quality of medical evidence is a critical step in the systematic review of clinical evidence. We aim to develop and evaluate a machine-learning system to enable automation of this step. The system should provide an overall quality rating for each outcome as well as finer-grained justification for different quality criteria according to the GRADE formalisation framework. Our goal is to work towards evaluating the quality of bodies of evidence (BoE) for a specific clinical question, rather than assessing the quality of individual primary studies. The dataset We have built a dataset of 13,459 instances built from quality-related information available in Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews. To obtain the full dataset, a request needs to be made first through: https://community.cochrane.org/form/cochrane-library-data-request, upon which we can share all dataset files. The file fold_ids.json available here contains only the identifiers of summary-of-findings tables from which we extracted the data instances. One instance corresponds to one outcome per summary-of-finding table (there can be more than one outcome). The entire collection is split into 10 folds.
quality assessment, medical evidence, evidence synthesis, systematic review automation
quality assessment, medical evidence, evidence synthesis, systematic review automation
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