Are you sure you want to leave this community? Leaving the community will revoke any permissions you have been granted in this community.
The COVID-19 health emergency is being met with a large response from the academic community. Publications are being released at an ever increasing rate, and due to the emergency nature of COVID, preprint publications which can be published in a single day are becoming very important in the international conversation. However, preprints are not peer reviewed, nor are they validated using established journal quality checklists.
On the positive side, preprints are under a license permissive to text mining, making it possible to deploy AI-methods, which function as at cursory check on various items that under normal circumstances would likely be caught by editors or reviewers.
The Automated Screening Working Group has been using our tools to screen COVID-19 preprints posted on bioRxiv and medRxiv.
All COVID preprints are screened with Jetfghter, SciScore, ODDPub, LimitationRecognizer, Barzooka, and Seek and Blastn. For more about each tool, please see the main tool page: https://scicrunch.org/ASWG
Combined reports from all tools are shared via hypothes.is. @SciScoreReports is a twitter account that posts direct links to reports, which can be viewed even if you do not have hypothes.is installed on your browser (see below).
There are three ways to view reports for a preprint.