How to check outliers in AI survey analysis

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Topic: AI Survey Analysis Limitations

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Primary source: https://aismartventures.com/posts/what-is-ai-missing-in-your-customer-survey-results

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In the separate outlier-review step, comments that do not fit are requested apart from the main summary. This includes items raised by one or two people and comments involving safety or legal risks.

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Key points

  • When should a separate request be made for survey comments?: Make a separate request when analysis needs comments that do not fit the main themes. This includes points raised by only one or two people and comments involving safety or legal risks.
  • What kinds of comments belong in the outlier review?: Comments raised by one or two people, safety risk comments, legal risk comments, signs a customer plans to leave, and feedback from a very large account.

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At which step does outlier review play a role?

In the separate outlier-review step, comments that do not fit are requested apart from the main summary. This includes items raised by one or two people and comments involving safety or legal risks.

When should a separate request be made for survey comments?

Make a separate request when analysis needs comments that do not fit the main themes. This includes points raised by only one or two people and comments involving safety or legal risks.

What kinds of comments belong in the outlier review?

Comments raised by one or two people, safety risk comments, legal risk comments, signs a customer plans to leave, and feedback from a very large account.

Sources

  1. https://aismartventures.com/posts/what-is-ai-missing-in-your-customer-survey-results

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