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Manual paper screening takes too long. Independent scientists waste weeks on this. You need a faster way.
The goal is high recall. You do not want to miss relevant papers. Train a model to label papers as include or exclude. This creates a discard pile.
Use a scikit-learn pipeline. Use a TF-IDF vectorizer. Use Logistic Regression. Set the threshold to 0.95 recall.
Follow these steps:
- Make a dataset. Use a spreadsheet. Record titles, abstracts, and labels.
- Train the model. Use scikit-learn. Set max features to 5000. Use 1 to 2 n-grams.
- Check the results. Sample the exclude pile. Ensure no good papers are there.
This process saves time. You spend more time on analysis and less on sorting.
Source: https://dev.to/ken_deng_ai/the-first-pass-automating-title-and-abstract-screening-with-classification-models-766 Optional learning community: https://t.me/GyaanSetuAi