DeepSurvey-Bench: Evaluating Academic Value of Automatically Generated Scientific Survey
TLDR
Proposes DeepSurvey-Bench, a benchmark to evaluate academic value of automatically generated scientific surveys, addressing flaws in existing surface-level metrics.
Reasoning
The paper identifies a clear gap in evaluating survey generation quality beyond surface metrics, and introduces a multi-dimensional academic value criteria. However, the abstract is cut off, so full experimental validation is not visible, and the benchmark's novelty may be incremental.
Read-first score
Read-first score 59.8, weighted from topical fit, citation, graph, method, reproducibility, and recency signals. Original total remains 49.
Field roles
Rank sensitivity
Stability: volatile; rank range: 78.
Keyword Scores
Deep Analysis
Innovations
- Proposes DeepSurvey-Bench, a benchmark for evaluating academic value of automatically generated scientific surveys.
- Defines a comprehensive academic value evaluation criteria with three dimensions: informational value, scholarly communication value, and research guidance value.
- Constructs a reliable dataset with academic value annotations, moving beyond flawed selection criteria like citation counts and structural coherence.
- Evaluates deep academic value (core research objectives, critical analysis) rather than surface-level metrics.
Methodology
The benchmark defines a three-dimensional evaluation criteria for academic value. A dataset is constructed with annotations based on these dimensions. Generated surveys are evaluated against this benchmark, and results are compared to human assessments.
Key Results
The benchmark demonstrates high consistency with human performance in assessing the academic value of generated surveys.