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LLMJRE-RAG-Eval
Retrieval-Augmented LLM Reviewers for Academic Peer Review: Improving Human Alignment and Rebuttal-Aware Evaluation
LLMJRE-RAG-Eval is a benchmark dataset for evaluating heterogeneous Large Language Model (LLM) reviewers across the complete academic peer-review workflow. The benchmark supports research on LLM-as-a-Judge for academic paper assessment by providing structured datasets for reviewer evaluation, author rebuttals, meta-review generation, and retrieval-augmented reviewer guidance.
The benchmark extends the ReΒ² peer-review dataset by introducing a Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) evaluation framework that incorporates conference-specific reviewer guidelines into the review process. It enables systematic evaluation of whether external reviewer guidance improves agreement between LLM-generated evaluations and human reviewer assessments.
Dataset Summary
LLMJRE-RAG-Eval consists of two benchmark tasks corresponding to the complete conference peer-review lifecycle.
Review Benchmark
- Initial manuscript review
- Human review alignment
- Overall recommendation
Rebuttal Benchmark
- Author rebuttal
- Rebuttal-aware review
- Reviewer belief revision
- Final recommendation
The benchmark supports four research questions:
- RQ1: To what extent do heterogeneous LLM reviewers align with human reviewer evaluations of academic papers?
- RQ2: How do heterogeneous LLM reviewers differ in their evaluation behaviour and response to rebuttal information?
- RQ3: Does retrieval-augmented review guidance improve the alignment between LLM-generated evaluations and human reviewer scores?
- RQ4: Does retrieval-augmented review guidance improve belief-shift accuracy after author rebuttals?
Dataset Structure
llmjre-rag-eval
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βββ review
β βββ llmjre_review.jsonl
β βββ llmjre_review.csv
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βββ rebuttal
β βββ llmjre_rebuttal.jsonl
β βββ llmjre_rebuttal.csv
β
βββ sample
β βββ llmjre_review_sample_1000.jsonl
β βββ llmjre_review_sample_1000.csv
β βββ llmjre_rebuttal_sample_1000.jsonl
β βββ llmjre_rebuttal_sample_1000.csv
β βββ sample_inference_report.json
β βββ unique_conference_year_type.csv
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βββ metadata
β βββ benchmark_schema.json
β βββ benchmark_statistics.json
β βββ unique_conferences.csv
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βββ rag
βββ guideline_collection_tracker.csv
βββ official_guideline_tracker.csv
Dataset Components
Review Benchmark
The review benchmark contains the information required to evaluate initial manuscript assessment and review alignment.
Typical fields include:
- Paper metadata
- Manuscript text
- Human review comments
- Human review scores
- Human recommendations
- Conference metadata
Rebuttal Benchmark
The rebuttal benchmark extends the review benchmark by incorporating author rebuttals and revised reviewer assessments.
Additional fields include:
- Author rebuttal
- Final reviewer comments
- Final reviewer scores
- Reviewer belief shifts
- Final recommendations
Sample Benchmark
The sample benchmark contains the exact 1,000-paper evaluation subset used in the accompanying paper.
Researchers may use this subset to reproduce the published experiments and statistical analyses.
Metadata
Supporting metadata includes:
- Benchmark schema
- Benchmark statistics
- Conference metadata
- Conference distributions
RAG Metadata
The RAG directory contains metadata describing the conference-specific reviewer guideline collection used for retrieval augmentation.
It includes:
- guideline collection tracker
- official reviewer guideline tracker
These files document the provenance and coverage of the conference reviewer guidelines used during retrieval.
Benchmark Construction
The benchmark is derived from the ReΒ² academic peer-review dataset and preserves the complete conference review workflow, including:
- Manuscripts
- Human reviewer assessments
- Author rebuttals
- Final reviewer decisions
LLMJRE-RAG-Eval extends the benchmark by incorporating conference-specific reviewer guidelines to support retrieval-augmented reviewer evaluation.
Recommended Tasks
The benchmark supports research in:
- LLM-as-a-Judge
- Academic peer review
- Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)
- Human-AI collaboration
- Meta-review generation
- Rebuttal-aware evaluation
- Reviewer behaviour analysis
- AI-assisted scholarly communication
Loading the Dataset
The benchmark can be loaded directly from the JSONL or CSV files.
Example (JSONL):
import json
with open("review/llmjre_review.jsonl") as f:
for line in f:
sample = json.loads(line)
print(sample["paper_id"])
Example (Pandas):
import pandas as pd
df = pd.read_csv("review/llmjre_review.csv")
print(df.head())
Citation
The benchmark builds upon the ReΒ² dataset. Please also cite the original ReΒ² paper.
@article{zhang2025re,
title={Re$^2$: A Consistency-ensured Dataset for Full-stage Peer Review and Multi-turn Rebuttal Discussions},
author={Zhang, Daoze and Bao, Zhijian and Du, Sihang and Zhao, Zhiyi and Zhang, Kuangling and Bao, Dezheng and Yang, Yang},
journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2505.07920},
volume={abs/2505.07920},
pages={1--15},
year={2025}
}
Acknowledgements
LLMJRE-RAG-Eval extends the ReΒ² benchmark by introducing retrieval-augmented conference-specific reviewer guidance for evaluating human alignment and rebuttal-aware assessment.
We thank the authors of the ReΒ² dataset for making these research resources publicly available.
License
The benchmark is released under the Apache License 2.0, consistent with the original ReΒ² dataset. Users should additionally comply with the licensing terms of the original ReΒ² dataset and any applicable terms associated with the referenced conference reviewer guideline sources.
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