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| You should have access to a link together with this guide, pointing at the data sheets which you use to complete this task. | You should have access to a link together with this guide, pointing at the data sheets which you use to complete this task. | ||
| + | <wrap hi> | ||
| ===== Labeling posts ===== | ===== Labeling posts ===== | ||
| - | The task is to read the posts in the Excel sheet one by one. Then, for each Reddit post, we need to: | + | The task is to read the posts in the Excel sheet one by one. For each Reddit post, we need to: |
| <WRAP center round box blue 90%> | <WRAP center round box blue 90%> | ||
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| - | Read the Reddit post closely, both title and body. Decide if the post addresses an [[eis: | + | Read the Reddit post closely, both title and body. Decide if the post addresses an [[eis: |
| If it does not, you label it with FALSE in the ‘has_eis’ column and move on to the next post. If it does, label it with TRUE and continue to the next step. | If it does not, you label it with FALSE in the ‘has_eis’ column and move on to the next post. If it does, label it with TRUE and continue to the next step. | ||
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