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OpenLens AI: Fully Autonomous Research Agent for Health Infomatics

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  • Haebom

Author

Yuxiao Cheng, Jinli Suo

Outline

This paper presents OpenLens AI, a fully automated framework for health informatics research. Health informatics research is characterized by diverse data types, rapid knowledge expansion, and the need for integrated insights across biomedical science, data analytics, and clinical practice. OpenLens AI is designed to address these challenges by integrating specialized agents for literature review, data analysis, code generation, and manuscript preparation, while enhancing visual-linguistic feedback for medical visualization and quality control for reproducibility. Building on recent advances in large-scale language model (LLM)-based agents, it automates the entire research pipeline to generate publishable LaTeX manuscripts with a transparent and traceable workflow. It addresses the challenges of existing systems, which lack the ability to interpret medical visualizations and address domain-specific quality requirements.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways:
Providing a new framework for automating health informatics research.
Interpreting medical visualizations and considering domain-specific quality requirements
Providing a transparent and traceable research workflow
Automatically generate publishable LaTeX manuscripts
Presenting the applicability of LLM-based agents to the field of health informatics.
Limitations:
Lack of concrete evaluation of the actual performance and efficiency of OpenLens AI.
Further research is needed to determine the applicability and generalizability of these findings to various health informatics research fields.
The need for verification of the accuracy and reliability of medical visualization interpretation
Potential issues of reliance on and bias in specific domain knowledge
Consideration needs to be given to the system's scalability and maintainability.
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