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Hallucination Rate of Peer-Reviewed Citations Generated by Large Language Models in Neurocritical Care. [PDF]
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Meta-analysis of Human Serum DIA proteome: Combining Datasets for AI Analysis
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Failure to identify ‘identifiable’ sounds
Applied Ergonomics, 1987The identifiability of sounds used in the Meaningful Sounds Identification test was measured. Identifiability was quantified with a measure of identification uncertainty. Calculation of this measure involves sorting the identification responses into categories of similar causes.
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Developing a Data Identifier Taxonomy [PDF]
Cataloging and Classification Quarterly, 2014 As the amount of research data management is growing, the use of identity metadata for discovering, linking and citing research data is growing too. To support the awareness of different identifier systems and comparison and selection of identifier for a
Dong Joon Lee, Besiki Stvilia
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Identifying the True Party Identifiers
Party Politics, 2002The paper reviews the evidence that the measure of party identification (or partisanship) routinely used in social surveys and national election studies is flawed due to the fact that it overestimates the number of party identifiers in any given sample.
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Information Polity, 2013
Recent scholarship on transparency has been voluminous, and transparency policies continue to garner international adherents through global initiatives such as the Open Government Partnership. Yet extant scholarship has failed to address the empirical parameters for what constitutes 'transparency' and what does not. This lacuna gives way to misuses and
Greg Michener, Katherine Bersch
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Recent scholarship on transparency has been voluminous, and transparency policies continue to garner international adherents through global initiatives such as the Open Government Partnership. Yet extant scholarship has failed to address the empirical parameters for what constitutes 'transparency' and what does not. This lacuna gives way to misuses and
Greg Michener, Katherine Bersch
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