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Making Political Text Scaling Comparable: Infrastructure and Hyperparameter Sensitivity for 17 Algorithms
Computational text-based ideal point estimation (CT-IPE) methods are usually compared as named algorithms, yet applying them involves numerous researcher choices that configure how political text is turned into position estimates. This paper argues that CT-IPE methods are better understood as config
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