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## Establishing standards for human annotated samples applied in supervised machine learning – Evidence from a Monte Carlo simulation #### *Anonymized* The material provided here enables the replication of the paper ***Establishing standards for human annotated samples applied in supervised machine learning – Evidence from a Monte Carlo simulation***. ### R scripts | script | description| |---|--| | `simulation_framework.R` | Functions for running the simulations | | `plot_tools.R` | Functions for creating plots | | `plot_tools_brennan.R` | Functions for creating Brennan-Prediger plots | | `1_execute_simulations.R` | Running the simulations | | `2_plots_paper.R` | Creating the plots in the main paper | | `3_plots_brennan.R` | Creating the Brennan-Prediger plots in the appendix | | `4_plots_3coders.R` | Creating the plots for 3 coders in the appendix | The results of the simulation are written to folders `results` and `results_appendix`. The plots are written to folder `plots`.
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