LitReview Arena: Evaluating Literature Review Agents with Battle-Style Peer Review Platform
LitReview Arena: Evaluating Literature Review Agents with Battle-Style Peer Review Platform
LitReview Arena:利用对战式同行评审平台评估文献综述智能体
Abstract: Literature reviews are essential to scientific progress, but rigorously evaluating automatically generated reviews remains difficult because many aspects of research utility depend on expert judgment rather than reference-overlap metrics. 摘要: 文献综述对于科学进步至关重要,但严格评估自动生成的综述仍然困难,因为研究效用的许多方面依赖于专家判断,而非简单的参考重叠指标。
We introduce LitReview Arena, a battle-style evaluation platform with a structured protocol tailored to literature review quality: domain experts with AI paper-writing experience compare anonymized drafts, are matched to topics within their expertise, and provide dimension-wise outcomes over five literature-review-specific criteria. 我们推出了 LitReview Arena,这是一个针对文献综述质量量身定制的对战式评估平台,并采用了结构化协议:具有 AI 论文写作经验的领域专家会对匿名草稿进行对比,系统会将草稿匹配给相应领域的专家,并针对五项文献综述特定标准提供维度评估结果。
From this protocol, we collect approximately 3k expert judgments, each containing five dimension-wise outcomes, and show that even the strongest current systems win only 23.0% of decisive matches against human drafts on overall utility, while agentic LLMs such as Sonar Deep Research substantially outperform base language models by over 60%. 通过该协议,我们收集了约 3000 条专家评价,每条评价包含五个维度的结果。研究表明,即使是目前最强大的系统,在整体效用上与人类草稿的对决中胜率也仅为 23.0%;而诸如 Sonar Deep Research 之类的智能体化大语言模型(Agentic LLMs)表现显著优于基础语言模型,领先幅度超过 60%。
We further find that existing LLM-as-a-judge methods are substantially misaligned with human experts (Spearman’s rho=0.467), especially on synthesis-heavy criteria such as paper structure and research suggestions. 我们进一步发现,现有的“大模型作为裁判”(LLM-as-a-judge)方法与人类专家的评价存在显著偏差(斯皮尔曼等级相关系数 rho=0.467),特别是在论文结构和研究建议等需要高度综合能力的指标上。
Using the collected preference data, we provide an expert-calibrated evaluator, LitJudge, which improves alignment to Spearman’s rho=0.78, comparable to inter-expert consistency; code and data are publicly available at this https URL. 利用收集到的偏好数据,我们提供了一个经专家校准的评估器 LitJudge,它将评价一致性提升至斯皮尔曼等级相关系数 rho=0.78,达到了与专家间一致性相当的水平;代码和数据已在链接中公开。