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Evaluating Large Language Model Performance on Open-Ended Questions: Answering and Marking Capabilities
Statistical literacy is crucial in biology education, yet developing and assessing it at higher cognitive levels is resource-intensive. This study evaluated three large language models against 20 graduate students on open-ended biological statistics questions spanning Bloom's Taxonomy, and separatel
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