We've been using tools to enrich smaller segments with synthetic data. It's very tricky and dependent on the quality of your source data. But if that's good, and you have to fill only a small part of one quota, it works well, and it helps give you that statistical significance for smaller segments. That said, I'm still sceptical of synthetic data. But my boss, who's an international lecturer and a very successful chief of research, is very confident about them. So, I'll follow lead. I've been developing an internal tool for open-ended thematic analysis and coding. We've used many tools, but ultimately, I have more control over the methodology with my own scripts. I can develop it in a way that basically removes hallucinations entirely, and by your comment, it sounds like CoLoop hasn't done it, despite their random sampling on multiple passes, which is indeed best practice. Also, because we work globally and have to translate verbatims from so many languages, Gemini 2.5 and Deepseek R1 are SO GOOD at translating minor languages, keeping nuance, something the tools out there sometimes lack. We're about to test CoLopp for an online video call survey, and their transcriber bot is what made us decide to try it out. The fact that the tool that will do thematic analysis will be there to listen to the interview is very interesting. If it works, it cuts down data preparation time considerably. More on reddit.com

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