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A Systematic Evaluation Framework for AI-Driven BIM Question Answering Systems

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A systematic evaluation framework for BIM-QA systems comprising a four-category question taxonomy based on data retrieval complexity, and an evaluation protocol with five binary quality criteria, enabling consistent benchmarking and targeted diagnosis of system weaknesses is presented.

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