ReviewAid: An Open-Source Tool for Efficient PICO-Based Screening and Data Extraction in Systematic Reviews
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ReviewAid is an open-source, AI-powered tool utilizing GLM-4.6V-Flash to accelerate PICO-based screening and data extraction in systematic reviews, incorporating a confidence scoring system and error handling pipeline.
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Systematic reviews are the gold standard for evidence synthesis, yet manual screening and dataextraction remain significant bottlenecks. This paper presents ReviewAid, an open-source, AI-powered software tool designed to streamline this workflow. Built on Python and Streamlit andpowered by the GLM-4.6V-Flash multimodal model, ReviewAid facilitates PICO-basedscreening and customizable data extraction. To address reliability challenges, the softwareintroduces a Hierarchical Four-Tier Confidence Scoring System and a Bulletproof ParsingPipeline capable of recovering data from malformed API responses. Featuring a real-time SystemTerminal for operational transparency, validation on 100+ articles demonstrated high processingspeeds and robust error handling. ReviewAid is architected not as a replacement for humanjudgment, but as a "third reference" layer that accelerates the review process under an Apache 2.0License.
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License: CC-BY-4.0