MelAnalyze: Fact-Checking Melatonin claims using Large Language Models and Natural Language Inference
Nikitha Karkera,
Samik Ghosh,
Germaine Escames
et al.
Abstract:With the explosion of health related information in mainstream discourse, distinguishing accurate health-related claims from misinformation is important. Using computational tools and algorithms to help is key. Our focus in this paper is on the hormone Melatonin which is claimed to have broad health benefits and largely sold as a supplement. This paper introduces 'MelAnalyze,' a framework for using generative and transformer-based deep learning models adapted as a natural language inference (NLI) task, to semi… Show more
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