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Calibrating Synthetic Respondents: A Within-Persona Experiment on Public Reactions to Protest in Turkey
economicslarge-language-modelspolitical-sciencepreprintsocial-movementssocial-sciencesociologysynthetic-agents
Large language models are increasingly used to simulate survey respondents, yet the inference pipeline that turns a persona into a response is rarely calibrated for the population and outcome it is applied to. This study makes population- and outcome-specific calibration the research task itself. Us
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