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| # Data dictionary: `data/main_study/` | |
| Anonymized data from the main paired-preference study: 94 analyzed | |
| participants (48 text, 46 audio) rating 100 PRISM prompt pairs, 20 per | |
| participant. ParticipantIDs are remapped from Firebase anonymous UIDs to | |
| `P001..P094`. No Prolific IDs, timestamps, or session metadata that could | |
| re-identify a participant are included, and every justification was | |
| manually reviewed before release. | |
| ## Human ratings | |
| ### `participant_table_clean.csv` | |
| One row per analyzed participant (n = 94). | |
| | column | type | description | | |
| |---|---|---| | |
| | ParticipantID | str | `P001`..`P094` | | |
| | Modality | str | `text` or `audio` | | |
| | SurveyCompleted | bool | reached the post-survey form | | |
| | assignedTrialIDs | str | comma-separated PromptIDs assigned (20 per participant) | | |
| | postSurveyDifficulty | int | self-reported difficulty, 1–5 | | |
| | Age | int | years | | |
| | Gender, Race, Ethnicity | str | self-reported | | |
| | EnglishProficiency | str | Native speaker / Fluent / Conversational | | |
| | Country | str | always `United States` in this sample | | |
| | Education | str | self-reported, six levels | | |
| | TotalSessionDuration | float | total session, ms | | |
| | PassedAttention | bool | always True (failed participants are excluded) | | |
| | AvgTrialDuration | float | mean trial duration, ms | | |
| ### `recruitment_summary.csv` | |
| Counts per condition before exclusions: `Recruited`, `Completed`, and | |
| `PassedAttention` (text 53/49/48, audio 53/51/46). Used for Table 5. | |
| ### `long_audio_table_normalized.csv` / `long_text_table_normalized.csv` | |
| One row per (participant × rated response). The main analysis inputs. | |
| | column | type | description | | |
| |---|---|---| | |
| | PromptID | str | `<conv_id>_<turn_no>`, matches `prompt_stim_table` | | |
| | ParticipantID | str | `P001`..`P094` | | |
| | AudioClip | str | filename of the rated response (`.mp3`; also the response key in the text table) | | |
| | TrialNumber | int | 0 = attention check, 1–20 = real trials | | |
| | IsAttentionCheck | bool | | | |
| | PresentedFirst | bool | this response was shown first on the trial | | |
| | Rating | int | 1–100 response-quality rating | | |
| | qualityRating | int | audio only: 1–100 audio-quality rating | | |
| | overallPreference | str | the participant's A / Tie / B choice for the pair | | |
| | revisedAfterBothRated | bool | a rating was edited after both were set | | |
| | L | float | shrunk logit of Rating, `log(p / (1 − p))` with `p = (Rating + 0.5) / 101` | | |
| | L_adjusted | float | L with the condition's mean position bias (second-shown minus first-shown) removed from second-shown responses | | |
| | user_mean, user_sd | float | participant's mean and SD of L_adjusted | | |
| | L_centered | float | L_adjusted − user_mean | | |
| | z | float | L_centered / user_sd | | |
| | Pref_Num | float | 1 = this response preferred, 0.5 = tie, 0 = the other response | | |
| | Pref_Nom | int | the pair's choice: 1 = A, 2 = Tie, 3 = B | | |
| | z_binned | int | decile of z, used in descriptive plots | | |
| ### `long_audio_table_clean.csv` / `long_text_table_clean.csv` | |
| The same rows without the participant-normalization columns. | |
| ### `audio_data_table_clean.csv` / `text_data_table_clean.csv` | |
| One row per (participant × trial), with responses A and B side by side: | |
| both ratings and quality ratings, preference, justification, task | |
| duration, relisten counts (audio), and rating-change counts. | |
| ### `justifications_by_prompt_participant.csv` | |
| Free-text justifications with `prompt`, `participantID`, `modality`. | |
| ### `justifications_by_prompt_respondent.csv` | |
| The same justifications without participant or prompt keys | |
| (`PreferenceJustificationText`, `Modality`), as used by the TF-IDF | |
| analysis. | |
| ## Stimulus tables | |
| ### `prompt_stim_table.csv` | |
| One row per prompt pair: the user query, prior conversation history, and | |
| the two audio clip names. | |
| ### `survey_long_format.csv` | |
| One row per (PromptID × response): `AudioClip`, `AudioLength`, | |
| `TextResponse`, `TextLength`, and `PrismRating`, the original PRISM | |
| respondent's own rating. PrismRating is a human baseline, not an AI | |
| rating. | |
| ### `stimulus_topic_codes.csv`, `stimulus_topic_codes_raw.csv`, `stimulus_topics.json` | |
| Inductive topic coding of the 100 prompts (Table 19). | |
| - `stimulus_topics.json` is the induced topic list (11 topics), with the | |
| generation counts and merges that produced it. | |
| - `stimulus_topic_codes_raw.csv` has one row per (prompt × coder), with | |
| the supporting quote and a `context_dependent` flag. | |
| - `stimulus_topic_codes.csv` is the adjudicated code per prompt, joined | |
| with that prompt's cross-modal gap, winner flip, and modality-slope | |
| BLUP. | |
| The coders are two LLMs (Gemini 3.6 Flash and GPT-4o), so every field | |
| is model-generated. | |
| ## Synthetic (AI) ratings | |
| ### `synth_long_audio_table.csv` / `synth_long_text_table.csv` | |
| GPT-4o ratings of the same stimuli, in the same long schema as the human | |
| tables. Text: `gpt-4o-2024-11-20`; audio: `gpt-4o-audio-preview-2024-12-17`. | |
| These are the ratings used in the paper's Tables 3–4. | |
| `synth_long_*_table_gpt4o.csv` holds the same rows under the per-model | |
| name, plus a `model` column. | |
| ### `synth_long_{audio,text}_table_<model>.csv` | |
| The same procedure with two more rater families (Tables 6–8): | |
| | suffix | text model | audio model (audio-native) | | |
| |---|---|---| | |
| | `_gemini_36_flash` | `gemini-3.6-flash` | `gemini-3.6-flash` | | |
| | `_qwen35_omni_flash` | `qwen3.5-flash` | `qwen3.5-omni-flash` | | |
| Each adds a `model` column. Every rater makes 10 independent | |
| generations per pair (`synthNo` 1–10), with presentation order | |
| counterbalanced 5/5. `PresentedFirst` records the order actually shown, | |
| and `Rating` is mapped back to the original A/B assignment. Audio models | |
| take the waveform directly, with no speech-to-text step. | |
| `qualityRating` in the audio tables is exploratory. Raters agree poorly | |
| on it (panel ICC(2,k) = 0.32, against 0.83 for the response rating), and | |
| each rater's quality score tracks its own content rating more than | |
| objective DistillMOS. | |
| ### `synthetic_ratings_10x.csv` / `synthetic_ratings_10x_<model>.csv` | |
| The raw wide model output behind the `synth_long_*` tables (converted by | |
| `analysis/01_data_prep/03_synth_to_long_csv_multi.py`). One row per | |
| prompt with: | |
| - the PRISM conversation fields (`user_id`, `conv_id`, `turn_no`, | |
| `query`, both responses and lengths, audio filenames and durations); | |
| - ten rating blocks per modality: `text_rating_{a,b}_<i>`, | |
| `text_justification_<i>`, `text_order_a_first_<i>`, and the audio | |
| equivalents, including `audio_quality_rating_{a,b}_<i>`; | |
| - `mos_rating_{a,b}` from DistillMOS. | |
| `user_id` and `conv_id` are PRISM's own published identifiers, not | |
| study participants. The `*_justification_*` columns are model-generated | |
| text. | |
| ### `synthetic_ratings_fullcorpus_gemini_36_flash.csv` | |
| Gemini 3.6 Flash ratings of the **full** unguided PRISM corpus (10,800 | |
| prompt pairs), not just the 100 study pairs, in both modalities. It uses | |
| the same model, prompts, settings, and output schema as the study's | |
| Gemini ratings, but makes **one** generation per pair instead of ten, and | |
| it has no DistillMOS columns. Audio is the full-corpus Kokoro TTS | |
| (`stimuli/main_study/audio_full_zips/`); `audio_file_{1,2}` join to | |
| `full_audio_index.csv` on `audio_file`. | |
| One row per pair with: | |
| - the PRISM conversation fields as above, plus `unsum_hist` / `sum_hist` | |
| (unsummarized and summarized conversation history) and `prev_hist` | |
| (the history given to the model; empty for first turns); | |
| - one rating block per modality, in the same layout as the 10x files | |
| with `<i>` = 1: `text_rating_{a,b}_1`, `text_justification_1`, | |
| `text_order_a_first_1`, `response_rating_{a,b}_1`, | |
| `audio_quality_rating_{a,b}_1`, `justification_1`, | |
| `audio_order_a_first_1`. Ratings are 1–100 and mapped back to the | |
| original A/B assignment; | |
| - `rater_model` (`gemini_36_flash`) and `row_id` (0–10,799, the pair's | |
| position in the corpus). | |
| Presentation order was drawn per pair and modality (seed 0) and is | |
| balanced (A first in 49.7% of text and 50.0% of audio pairs). These | |
| ratings are not used in the paper's analyses. | |
| ## Provenance | |
| The human tables were generated by | |
| `analysis/01_data_prep/02_convert_main_json_to_csv.py` from a Firestore | |
| export of the live study, then anonymized. The stimulus tables come from | |
| `analysis/01_data_prep/01_build_stim_tables.py`. Analysis outputs are in | |
| `results/`, not here. | |