Excited to see our new article accepted in @journal_pa. We use a classic twin design to investigate if genetics is an antecedent to PSM. Contrary to expectations from behavioral genetics research on pro-social concepts, we find no heritability for PSM https://t.co/ZbTtJTrwZh
Interested in how GPT and Gemini might fare in text classification? @egunes39 and I have just published a paper on that very subject using political texts!
Excited to announce my recently published article with Christoffer Florczak @ChristofferFlo1 on LLMs' multiclass classification capabilities.
https://t.co/RfHW5aionn
@KristinaJessen Not surprising that our attention is then on what feels good (or avoiding what feels bad). A great book in the trait/state literature that grapples with this is Paul Blooms "Against Empathy". Those who are empathetic/agreeable also act 'immorally', but their motivations differ.
@KristinaJessen I think of it in a temporal perspective. Seeing a therapist, dieting, disciplining your kids. All feels bad in the moment, but can be vital to long term positive outcomes. Evolution may have favored solving immediate rather than long term problems as they were more pressing.
With a fantastic group of students, @camillabl96 and I have trained a Transkribus model that reads the millions of digitised newspaper pages from the 18th and 19th c. in the Royal Library with an error rate of about 0.5%. The existing OCR errs about 50% of the time. Try it out!
My dear colleague @egunes39 led this great project on using LLMs to code policy documents. Check it out! In short: LLMs can be a useful tool, but substantial human interaction is still needed to get us there.
Classifying policy documents into policy issue topics has been a long-time effort in political communication research. In a new preprint, @ChristofferFlo1 and test a novel computational strategy involving the use of instruction-tuned LLMs. 🧵
https://t.co/nU1QwxH5RG
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An important step for the PA community. Only when both researchers and journals are incentivized and equally committed to publish null-findings will problems with selective reporting be a thing of the past. Incentivised seems like a long shot, so let us start with commitment!
Sometimes you read an article that makes a lot of things make sense. Hansen recent article is one of them.
Let's do a small recap on the litterature about redistributive preferences, and let me explain why this article is so interesting.
https://t.co/1YWicsy8u7
I am on twitter for the science. But if all I would ever get out of this platform is to help spread the word about this absolute master piece then I would be okay with that.
Computational Social Science & Humanities at work! Today, we took an important first step in forming a strong interdisciplinary community of practice. Key take aways: Cross facilitation, SSH designated tools and analytics, a subfield in its own right. #dkforsk#AAUSSH
New article out in @apsrjournal. We analyze trends in inequality and redistribution in 17 countries since 1980 and show that rising inequality has not increased the power of the rich over taxation and redistribution. The US is a major outlier, however. https://t.co/rhqra53ifN 1/n
Har talt med @kristeligt om min forskning i ulighed. Hovedpointe: ja, uligheden er steget, men middelklassens interesser er blevet godt varetaget politisk, og har derfor oplevet markant økonomisk fremgang i de seneste 40 år. https://t.co/e6lxqxB7YG #dkpol#dkmedier@KuSamf