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[–] 2 points 7 months ago

Yes, it can obviously never entirely replace real surveys. I would assume that survey results forming a part of the training set is a big part of why they're able to get good results in the first place, and as I said I think its a significant risk that the evaluation is done it performs well because the data being evaluated against are (unbeknownst to the researcher) present in the training set.

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