Are documents that were previously coded positive or negative served to reviewers again in Elusion with Recall?

Are documents that were previously coded positive or negative served to reviewers again in Elusion with Recall?

• A. Yes, always
• B. No, but neutral documents can be served again
• C. Yes, but only if requested by the reviewer
• D. No, none are served again

Answer: (B)

In Elusion with Recall, previously coded documents, whether positive or negative, are generally not served to reviewers again. However, neutral documents that have not been definitively classified can be revisited and served again for review. This practice allows reviewers to reassess their decisions or to take into account additional context or information that may affect the classification of neutral documents. Neutral documents represent cases where the relevance is ambiguous, and serving them again empowers reviewers to refine their assessments based on a more comprehensive understanding of the case. The design of the system encourages efficiency and minimizes the redundancy of reviewing already classified documents, thereby optimizing the review process.

In Elusion with Recall, previously coded documents, whether positive or negative, are generally not served to reviewers again. However, neutral documents that have not been definitively classified can be revisited and served again for review. This practice allows reviewers to reassess their decisions or to take into account additional context or information that may affect the classification of neutral documents.

Neutral documents represent cases where the relevance is ambiguous, and serving them again empowers reviewers to refine their assessments based on a more comprehensive understanding of the case. The design of the system encourages efficiency and minimizes the redundancy of reviewing already classified documents, thereby optimizing the review process.