Inferring social networks from unstructured text data: Code and datasets

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This release includes the data and code used in: Malaterre, C., F. Lareau (2023) Inferring social networks from unstructured text data: A proof of concept detection of “hidden communities of interest”. Text and Data Analytics for Policy.

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Christophe Malaterre
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