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ReCal OIR: Ordinal, Interval, and Ratio Intercoder Reliability as a Web Service
Deen Freelon
American University School of Communication, Washington, DC, USA
Abstract: This article introduces ReCal OIR, an extension to the existing ReCal suite of online intercoder reliability modules that accommodates ordinal, interval, and ratio levels of measurement. It includes a discussion of the currently available options for calculating reliability for the ordinal, interval, and ratio levels; explains what ReCal OIR does; validates its calculations; and discusses its usage data. The process of validating its output reveals ReCal OIR to be slightly more accurate than one of its major competitors.
Keywords: Intercoder reliability, interrater reliability, ReCal, web service, content analysis
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