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English: Retrospective survival analysis. Each data point corresponds to
the coefficients of the Cox proportional hazards model, fitted only on the data of articles created up to that year. Articles that were nominated after the observation window correspond to censored observations. The error bars represent robust standard errors. The black dash-dotted line corresponds to a coefficient value of zero. |
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| Author | Swad Tasnim |
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| current | 00:15, 26 June 2024 | | 625 × 386 (50 KB) | Swad Tasnim | Uploaded while editing "Research:Reducing the gender gap in AfD discussions: a semi-supervised learning approach" on meta.wikimedia.org |
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