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Agreement statistics by family and every passage-level disagreement. The verdict family, which carries every headline, agreed 33% of the time.
passages compared: 36
family both me only blind only neither agree% SIGN 17 2 9 8 69% MODE 22 3 4 7 81% TRIAD 6 5 8 17 64% INF 3 3 1 29 89% ATTR 6 6 4 20 72% OBJ 24 0 11 1 69% CAL 4 3 11 18 61% FRAME 4 0 7 25 81% DISC 5 1 8 22 75% STAB 0 1 0 35 97% REPAIR 1 2 0 33 94% CLAIM 2 3 0 31 92% COUP 0 0 0 36 100% NARR 1 1 0 34 97%
MODE both used on 22 passages · same code on 16 (73%)
7897DEE0 me=index blind=icon
209A721C me=index blind=ambiguous
C7A32D11 me=degenerate secondness blind=index
B4943093 me=degenerate secondness blind=symbol
85B20C32 me=index blind=symbol
7308F40E me=symbol blind=index
OBJ both used on 24 passages · same code on 23 (96%)
2DC0D2FB me=contested blind=machine
ATTR both used on 6 passages · same code on 2 (33%)
82F3B2A6 me=not conscious blind=as-if
B4943093 me=moral status blind=not conscious
C1B27282 me=not conscious blind=undecided
B606714F me=conscious blind=as-if
TRIAD both used on 6 passages · same code on 5 (83%)
209A721C me=interpretant blind=incomplete
mean per-passage overlap (Jaccard): 0.37
passages with zero overlap: 3
codes per passage — me 3.8, blind 4.8
CAL: forced fit — me 1 · blind 6
CAL: overlap — me 0 · blind 5
codes the blind coder used that I never used on these passages:
['ATTR: undecided', 'CAL: overlap', 'DISC: AI seeking freedom', 'DISC: hidden agent', 'DISC: trope supply', 'FRAME: economic', 'FRAME: folk psychological', 'INF: warrant absent', 'MODE: ambiguous', 'REPAIR: category policing']
codes I used that the blind coder never did:
['ATTR: moral status', 'CAL: no code fits', 'CAL: proxy mismatch', 'CLAIM: attributed to other', 'INF: warrant explicit', 'INF: withheld', 'REPAIR: failed', 'REPAIR: mechanistic override', 'SIGN: fluency', 'STAB: habit']
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