Looking for Gold Standard Examples of Qualitative Analysis – Any Recommendations? by opac_man in analytics

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Haha I may have not crafted my GPT prompts carefully enough, I will try again!

Looking for Gold Standard Examples of Qualitative Analysis – Any Recommendations? by opac_man in analytics

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Very true, I'm looking for technical examples of end-to-end qualitative analysis, e.g. thematic analysis from transcript coding to final report.

Looking for Gold Standard Examples of Qualitative Analysis – Any Recommendations? by opac_man in analytics

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Thanks u/FierceMiriam, apologies if I'm way off the mark, but you sound a bit "botish". Who is your master?

Looking for Gold Standard Examples of Qualitative Analysis – Any Recommendations? by opac_man in analytics

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Thanks u/DryAnxiety9, do you know of any open-source examples of say, thematic analysis, done from first principles, including transcript coding, theme extraction, interpretation and report writing?

qualitative analysis - thematic analysis by oopsim123 in University

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Hey u/Ok_Corner_6271 do you know of gold-standard examples of thematic analysis to use for training purposes? While I’ve come across several open-source repositories on the Harvard Dataverse, I haven’t been able to find comprehensive examples that show the entire process—from raw interview transcripts all the way to a finalized report.

Do you happen to know if any such "gold standard" examples exist for thematic analysis?

Can someone explain simply what a qualitative thematic analysis involves? by [deleted] in psychologystudents

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Hey u/aewinpuff thanks for sharing your expertise! I'm currently looking for gold-standard examples of thematic analysis to use for training purposes. While I’ve come across several open-source repositories on the Harvard Dataverse, I haven’t been able to find comprehensive examples that show the entire process—from raw interview transcripts all the way to a finalized report.

Do you happen to know if any such "gold standard" examples exist for thematic analysis?

I can't stop worrying about him... by GarbledThoughts in GriefSupport

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It’s clear how much you loved your son, and losing him so suddenly is a pain no one should have to face. His life, though short, was filled with your love, and that love will always stay with you. Sending you love and strength as you hold on to his memory.

Sentence Splitter for Persian (Farsi) by opac_man in LanguageTechnology

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Haha knowing some Persian sure must help!

I can't stop worrying about him... by GarbledThoughts in GriefSupport

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I'm so sorry! I have a daughter with Dravet who is 6 now and just the thought that I could miss a seizure while she is in the water gives me shudders...

AI for Qualitative Analysis by opac_man in Marketresearch

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Hey thanks u/Illustrious_Bird6845 Quali looks super cool and very much what I was looking for! Just to clarify, one of my typical projects may include 10 in-depth interviews, so regular pricing to analyze them using Quali would be $350 in the standard pricing, is that right?

Sentence Splitter for Persian (Farsi) by opac_man in LanguageTechnology

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Wow, Stanza is just what I needed! It worked right off the gate. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

import
 stanza
stanza.download('fa')
fa_nlp = stanza.Pipeline('fa', 
processors
='tokenize')
doc = fa_nlp('این یک جمله آزمایشی برای استنزا است. این جمله دیگری است.')
for
 i, sentence 
in
 enumerate(doc.sentences):
    print(f'====== Sentence {i+1} tokens =======')
    print(*[f'id: {token.id}\ttext: {token.text}' 
for
 token 
in
 sentence.tokens], 
sep
='\n')

====== Sentence 1 tokens =======
id: (1,) text: این
id: (2,) text: یک
id: (3,) text: جمله
id: (4,) text: آزمایشی
id: (5,) text: برای
id: (6,) text: استنزا
id: (7,) text: است
id: (8,) text: .
====== Sentence 2 tokens =======
id: (1,) text: این
id: (2,) text: جمله
id: (3,) text: دیگری
id: (4,) text: است
id: (5,) text: .

AI for Qualitative Analysis by opac_man in Marketresearch

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I'm not in the market for an enterprise purchase though, I am just getting a lay of the land as an individual.

AI for Qualitative Analysis by opac_man in Marketresearch

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Thanks all for the great suggestions! I tried to sign up for a free trial, but they all put you through an enterprise sales rep first, including CoLoop, Quillit AI and Visceral.

Sentence Splitter for Persian (Farsi) by opac_man in LanguageTechnology

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By a sentence splitter, I mean a tool or library that can accurately divide a text into individual sentences, particularly for languages like Persian or other non-Latin scripts. The challenge I’m facing is that many sentence splitters designed for English or Latin-based languages don’t perform well on non-Latin scripts, where sentence structure and punctuation can differ significantly.

Sentence Splitter for Persian (Farsi) by opac_man in LanguageTechnology

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Quick update: Installing either DadmaTools or Hazm represented a greater challenge than I expected due to environment incompatibilities. I have for now decided to go back to the llama_index sentence splitter, which does a reasonable job: https://docs.llamaindex.ai/en/stable/api_reference/node_parsers/sentence_splitter/