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Table 2.1: Statistics on overall density of comment data. From left to right, the columns include the number of unique project identification numbers, the total number of rows in the dataset, the total number of populated free-text (comment) cells in the d
Table 2.2: Statistics (by column in our dataset) on density of raw comment data.
Table 2.3: Statistics (by column in our dataset) on density of time-series filtered comment data
Table 2.4: Statistics (by column) on uniqueness of time-series filtered comment data. From left to right, columns represent the column in our dataset, the number of unique comments in each column, the number of populated comments in each column, the percen
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