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Sep 18, 2026 -
Public support for maximum income (tssq24_4)
Tabular Data - 116.6 KB - 23 Variables, 1269 Observations - UNF:6:8dXGytvCtEpluBcqCVuNZg==
tssq24_4 dataset v 1.0 STATA format |
Tabular Data - 5.4 KB - 30 Variables, 37 Observations - UNF:6:L5b6urQGjgdncMxbgvZvcg==
thematic analysis - results |
Tabular Data - 8.3 MB - 224 Variables, 2254 Observations - UNF:6:2wptholm/ZhVLRkyMklF/w==
CSV export of the dataset v 2.0 |
Tabular Data - 1.6 MB - 224 Variables, 2254 Observations - UNF:6:qb1kur9VxUc6vdWn1vPtfw==
SPSS export of the dataset v 2.0 |
Tabular Data - 1.9 MB - 224 Variables, 2254 Observations - UNF:6:qb1kur9VxUc6vdWn1vPtfw==
Stata export of the dataset v 2.0 |
Tabular Data - 1.4 KB - 13 Variables, 24 Observations - UNF:6:IHdDRnEBZ4B81/KMQBqVKA==
Consolidated spreadsheet containing the evaluation scores of all experiments performed in this study. Facilitates comparison between off-the-shelf spaCy models, the custom-trained spaCy model, and the transformer-based models across different evaluation scenarios and entity types... |
Tabular Data - 1.8 KB - 6 Variables, 20 Observations - UNF:6:72/ohGHOKcR5yXwDUXrubA==
Cross-validation results for the transformer-based NER models. Reports evaluation metrics across five training runs with the best hyperparameters per model to assess model robustness. |
Tabular Data - 13.8 KB - 10 Variables, 159 Observations - UNF:6:dX1zhbyrPPk1DreziVEOHw==
Prediction errors produced by the fine-tuned CamemBERTav2 model. Used for qualitative comparison with the other transformer-based NER models. |
Tabular Data - 43.3 KB - 10 Variables, 529 Observations - UNF:6:LKJL6zjeIoC7+p0mefydwg==
Prediction errors produced by the fine-tuned CamemBERT model. Documents incorrectly recognised, partially recognised, missed and spurious entities for qualitative error analysis. |
Tabular Data - 16.0 KB - 10 Variables, 185 Observations - UNF:6:+TqzKZgt8g2h9mleixtmLw==
Prediction errors produced by the fine-tuned D'AlemBERT model. Documents representative recognition errors analysed in the accompanying study. |
