screening

Every candidate application drawn from the two sampling frames, the screener model's verdict and reason, the adjudication where one was recorded, and whether it entered the sample.

Data license: Not yet licensed — internal review only · Data source: Ahmed ElBatanony, Innopolis University

4 rows where pcf_id = "4.0", screener_verdict = "include" and set = "holdout"

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frame 2

set 1

  • holdout · 4 ✖

screener_verdict 1

  • include · 4 ✖

in_sample 1

adjudicated 0

Link rowid ▼ frame candidate screener_verdict screener_code screener_reason adjudicated adjudication_reason in_sample pcf_id set
34 34 F1 GreaterWMS/GreaterWMS include I Deployable multi-user business application with English feature documentation.     1.0 Manage Supply Chain for Physical Products 4.0 holdout
43 43 F1 Grashjs/cmms include I Deployable multi-user business application with English feature documentation.     1.0 Manage Supply Chain for Physical Products 4.0 holdout
436 436 F2 ShipHero include I Multi-user business application managing organisational records.     1.0 Manage Supply Chain for Physical Products 4.0 holdout
439 439 F2 TallyPrime include I Multi-user business application managing organisational records.     1.0 Manage Supply Chain for Physical Products 4.0 holdout

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CREATE TABLE [screening] ([frame] TEXT, [candidate] TEXT, [screener_verdict] TEXT, [screener_code] TEXT, [screener_reason] TEXT, [adjudicated] TEXT, [adjudication_reason] TEXT, [in_sample] REAL, [pcf_id] TEXT, [set] TEXT, FOREIGN KEY ([pcf_id]) REFERENCES pcf_categories(pcf_id));
CREATE INDEX [idx_screening_frame] ON [screening]([frame]);
CREATE INDEX [idx_screening_in_sample] ON [screening]([in_sample]);