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A golden era for open-ended questions? Using LLMs to scale the qualitative coding of open-ended survey responses
Open-text questions in quantitative surveys can yield rich information from large samples, but analysing and coding these data using qualitative text analysis is resource-intensive. Large Language Models (LLMs) are a promising tool for scaling up such analyses, reducing time and costs. We first use
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