Replication data and code for “From Fragmented Public Data to Health-Effect Diagnostics: An AI-Agent and Machine-Learning Framework for China’s Sponge City Programme”

Published: 1 September 2026| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/7z445r3pdv.1
Contributors:
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, Zhoujing Zhang

Description

This dataset contains the structured data, derived analysis outputs, source register, and reproducibility materials for the manuscript “From Fragmented Public Data to Health-Effect Diagnostics”. It corresponds to the frozen v2d analysis version. The package includes the authoritative city-year panel, adjudicated sponge-city onset registry, public-source health extractions, imputation flags and confidence grades, climate and latitude classifications, DID/event-study/robustness/synthetic-control outputs, the recomputed Table 10 files, and an auditable Table 5 analysis script. Original PDFs and other third-party publications are not redistributed; the source register provides URLs or source descriptions for traceability. Empty cells indicate unavailable values, and imputation status is retained in the panel.

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Steps to reproduce

Use the v2d-labelled master panel in 01_master_panel as the authoritative input. Treated-city cohorts use onset_p50, falling back to policy_start_year; untreated cities use cohort 0. For the main staggered-treatment analysis, use the Callaway-Sant’Anna group-time ATT with not-yet-treated controls, doubly robust estimation, a varying base period, no anticipation, simple post-treatment aggregation, city clustering, and an unbalanced panel. Run 14_method_docs/run_table5_cs_v1.py with Python and the listed packages. For Table 10, use the v2d panel and the accompanying recomputation CSV and JSON metadata; the interaction model includes standardized latitude, its interaction with treatment, city and year fixed effects, and city-clustered standard errors.

Institutions

Categories

Artificial Intelligence, Epidemiology, Public Health, Urban Planning

Funders

  • The Affiliated Hospital of Qingdao University
    Grant ID: Horizontal research project

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