Artifact-grounded agent responses are rated significantly higher than transcript-only responses on groundedness, analytical depth, helpfulness, relevance, and overall quality¶
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q2 i? Across 21 matched query pairs rated by four blind expert raters, the full agent outperformed the transcript-only baseline overall (r=.792, p=.001; means 4.24 vs 3.67 on a 5-point scale), with the largest effects on helpfulness (r=.737), analytical depth (r=.723), and groundedness (r=.693). → Dawei Xie 2026
q2 i? Accuracy ratings did not differ significantly between the full and baseline agents (r=.476, p=.054). → Dawei Xie 2026 (2)
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Dawei Xie 2026¶
Dawei Xie, Khalil Anderson, Tochukwu Eze, Chenghong Lin, Bookyung Shin, and Marcelo Worsley. (2026). CLARA: An AI-Augmented Analytics Dashboard for Collaboration Literacy. https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.17259 doi:10.48550/arxiv.2605.17259
q2 · i? · causal · r1
Blind rating experiment in which four external education raters evaluated 46 agent responses (21 matched full-vs-baseline pairs plus 4 artifact-specific queries) on five 5-point Likert dimensions. Wilcoxon signed-rank tests showed the full agent significantly higher on four of five dimensions and overall; the article reports "r=.792,p=.001".
"The overall comparison was significant (r=.792,p=.001), with the full agent averaging 4.24 and the baseline 3.67 on the 5-point scale."
Dawei Xie 2026 (2)¶
Dawei Xie, Khalil Anderson, Tochukwu Eze, Chenghong Lin, Bookyung Shin, and Marcelo Worsley. (2026). CLARA: An AI-Augmented Analytics Dashboard for Collaboration Literacy. https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.17259
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In the same paired rating study, accuracy showed no statistically significant difference between conditions; the article attributes the artifact advantage to depth and grounding of analysis rather than factual correctness. Equivalence was not tested.
"Accuracy did not differ significantly between conditions (r=.476,p=.054)."
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Artifact-grounded agent responses are rated significantly higher than transcript-only responses on groundedness, analytical depth, helpfulness, relevance, and overall quality |
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Artifact-grounded agent responses are rated significantly higher than transcript-only responses on groundedness, analytical depth, helpfulness, relevance, and overall quality |
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