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Theme Explorer: LLM-augmented Inductive Coding
In a previous post I shared work on developing a rigorous process for automating deductive coding with an LLM (GPT-4). Next, here’s a snapshot of where we’ve got to with LLM-augmented inductive coding, resulting in the Theme Explorer interactive web app. This work comes out of the Australian Student Voices on AI in Higher Ed project, with […]
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