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A question of trust: can we build an evidence base to gain trust in systematic review automation technologies?

Annette Maree O'ConnorGuy TsafnatJames ThomasPaul GlasziouStephen B GilbertBrian Hutton
Published in: Systematic reviews (2019)
We discuss adoption barriers with the goal of providing tool developers with guidance as to how to design and report such evaluations and for end users to assess their validity. Further, we discuss approaches to formatting and announcing publicly available datasets suitable for assessment of automation technologies and tools. Making these resources available will increase trust that tools are non-inferior or superior to current practice. Finally, we identify that, even with evidence that automation tools are non-inferior or superior to current practice, substantial set-up challenges remain for main stream integration of automation into the systematic review process.
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