Data and code for emission-prioritized explainable AI auditing of circular-economy and carbon-neutrality integration in project environmental assessment documents
This research data package supports the manuscript entitled “Emission-prioritized explainable AI for auditing circular-economy and carbon-neutrality integration in project environmental assessment documents”. It contains processed document-level features, sentence-level evidence, country-sector indicators, topic/model validation outputs, text-quality diagnostics, manual annotation validation files and data-related scripts used to reproduce the main analytical results. Source links and retrieval metadata for the public document and indicator repositories are provided in the package to support transparency and reuse.
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MIT News · Artificial Intelligence· news.mit.eduSep 16, 2026
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