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Session Submission Type: Created Panel
These papers address methods for preprocessing data (e.g., aligning audio and text), annotation, and model interpretation in computational social science.
Better Human Annotation: Methods to Decrease Random and Systematic Errors - Yaoyao Dai, University of North Carolina, Charlotte; Robert Pinka, Council For Children's Rights; Benjamin J Radford, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
The Manual Identification of Topics by Different Groups - Jacob Jaffe, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Alejandro Flores, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Political Frames and How to Find Them - Meysam Alizadeh, University of Zurich; Maël Dominique Kubli, University of Zurich; Fabrizio Gilardi, University of Zurich
Potential and Pitfalls of Audio-as-Data, from Alignment to Multimodal Models - Rafael Mestre, University of Southampton; Matt Ryan, University of Southampton
Signed Social Networks: Methods and Applications to Disinformation and Conflict - Kellin Pelrine, McGill University; André Blais, University of Montreal; Jean-Francois Godbout, Universite de Montreal; Reihaneh Rabbany, McGill University