Intercoder reliability
Intercoder reliability , more rarely also interrater reliability , is a special form of reliability and characterizes the correspondence of codings by independent coders in empirical social research . The most widely used measure of intercoder reliability is Krippendorff's Alpha .
Applications literature
- Müller-Benedict, V. (1997). The use of measures of intercoder reliability in content analysis.
- Gresch, DSWC (2009). Intercoder reliability in occupational coding according to ISCO-88 and validity of socio-economic status. Journal of Educational Science, 12 (2), 281–301.