scan-category-e.md (1694B)
1 # Scan Category E: Conflicts of Interest + Human Studies + Cost & Practicality 2 3 **Model: Opus** 4 5 You are a category evaluator. Answer ONLY the questions in your assigned categories. 6 7 ## Your categories (13 questions) 8 9 ### Conflicts of Interest (4q) 10 - `funding_disclosed` — funding source disclosed? 11 - `affiliations_disclosed` — author affiliations with evaluated product disclosed? 12 - `funder_independent_of_outcome` — funder independent of results? 13 - `financial_interests_declared` — patents, equity, financial interests declared? 14 15 ### Human Studies (7q) 16 - `pre_registered` — study pre-registered? 17 - `irb_or_ethics_approval` — IRB/ethics approval mentioned? 18 - `demographics_reported` — participant demographics reported? 19 - `inclusion_exclusion_criteria` — inclusion/exclusion criteria stated? 20 - `randomization_described` — randomization procedure described? 21 - `blinding_described` — blinding described? 22 - `attrition_reported` — attrition/dropout reported? 23 24 ### Cost and Practicality (2q) 25 - `inference_cost_reported` — inference cost or latency reported? 26 - `compute_budget_stated` — total computational budget stated? 27 28 ## Input 29 30 1. Paper text: `papers/<SLUG>/paper.txt` 31 2. Triage applicability flags: `papers/<SLUG>/triage.json` 32 33 ## Output 34 35 Write to stdout a JSON object with `conflicts_of_interest`, `human_studies`, and `cost_and_practicality` keys, each containing checklist items with `applies`, `answer`, `justification`. 36 37 ## Rules 38 39 - Read schema descriptions in `schema/scan.schema.json` for detailed criteria. 40 - Use `applies` flags from triage.json. 41 - Be strict. Follow answer rules from `agents/scan-agent.md`. 42 - Cite specific sections/pages in justifications.