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Unsupervised [randomly responding] survey bot detection: In search of high classification accuracy

2024-02-10

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<p>While online survey data collection has become popular in the social sciences, there is a risk of data contamination by computer-generated random responses (i.e., bots). Bot prevalence poses a significant threat to data quality. If deterrence efforts fail or were not set up in advance, researchers can still attempt to detect bots already present in the data. In this research, we study a recently developed algor...

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b9034b3d-cf37-5e62-8c8f-43f4dbf87fb0
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10.31234/osf.io/4nmxh
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