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Simulated ratings in the format returned by import_human_ratings. Two human coders score all 24 materials in repllm_materials on the same three dimensions as repllm_synthetic.

Usage

repllm_human

Format

A tibble with 144 rows and 5 columns:

material_id

Identifier matching repllm_materials.

condition

The framing condition of that material.

rater

"human_1" or "human_2".

dimension

Rated dimension.

rating

Integer rating on a 1 to 7 scale.

Details

I've given these ratings more noise and smaller gaps on two dimensions so there's a difference to inspect. These are teaching data; they aren't ratings collected from people.

Examples

data(repllm_human)
data(repllm_synthetic)

human_check(repllm_human, target = c(economic = "economic"))
#> Human validation
#>   Materials: 24 | raters: 2 | dimensions: 3 
#>   Ratings: 144
#>   Standard errors: cluster-robust by material (24 clusters) 
#>   Manipulation recovery:
#>     ok    economic     on economic     margin +2.44 over scientific   (d = +2.82)
#>   Recovered 1/1 intended contrasts

# Set the two tiers side by side
targets <- c(economic = "economic", moral = "moral",
             scientific = "scientific")
synthetic_check(repllm_synthetic, target = targets)$recovery
#> # A tibble: 3 × 8
#>   condition  dimension  mean_target nearest    nearest_mean margin margin_d
#>   <chr>      <chr>            <dbl> <chr>             <dbl>  <dbl>    <dbl>
#> 1 economic   economic          6.67 scientific         2.96   3.71     6.23
#> 2 moral      moral             6.58 scientific         3.21   3.37     6.67
#> 3 scientific scientific        5.88 economic           3.12   2.75     3.23
#> # ℹ 1 more variable: is_highest <lgl>