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Dataset . 2026
License: CC BY
Data sources: Datacite
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Dataset . 2026
License: CC BY
Data sources: Datacite
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Audience Engagement and Narrative Resistance on Telegram: A Dataset of Sentiment Shifts, Semantic Similarity, and Zero-Shot Classification

Authors: Sledevic, Tomyslav;

Audience Engagement and Narrative Resistance on Telegram: A Dataset of Sentiment Shifts, Semantic Similarity, and Zero-Shot Classification

Abstract

I. Data Files (.csv) Merged_Post_Comments_Data_anonymized.csv: The master dataset. It contains merged metrics for articles and comments, including views, reactions, and the probability scores for the six narrative classes (e.g., Military Success, Economic Hardship). article_sentiment_scores_all_extended.csv: Contains sentiment scores and engagement metadata (total reactions, comment counts) for the source posts/articles across different Telegram portals. comment_sentiment_scores_all_extended_ssot.csv: It includes individual sentiment scores, total reactions per comment, and semantic similarity scores relative to the parent article. semantic_similarity_over_time_all.csv: A longitudinal dataset tracking how the semantic alignment of the audience’s conversation shifts in the hours following an article's publication. II. Analysis Scripts (.py) Zero-Shot_Narrative_Classification.py: The Python pipeline used to categorize Telegram posts into six distinct narrative frames using a valhalla/distilbart-mnli-12-1 (or similar) transformer model. semantic_analysis_4tg_gpu.py: The core computational script used to generate sentiment scores and calculate cosine similarity between article embeddings and comment embeddings using GPU acceleration.

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