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I think you probably needed to have some redundancy, have each business checked at least twice.
by fenwick67 10y ago
I think you probably needed to have some redundancy, have each business checked at least twice.
- pitt1980 10y agoare there any tools that help you do QA on MT data entry in a Bayesian way? seems like the situation is ripe for such a tool --------- start with a subset of questions you have a predetermined answer to, only keep feed questions if the person responding has met a certain quality threshold on those question every so often feed them a QA question every so often send the same question to someone else to check it for redundancy seems like there is a lot you could do to adjust theses based on Bayesian confidence intervals, and exactly how mission critical you need certain data to be maybe something like that already exists, idk ------------- (edit: is this what the Scale API does?)
- brilliantcode 10y agoPlease continue, this is a highly valuable comment.
- doleson 10y agoYup. My old company (www.crowdflower.com) has a platform set up to do this.
- giarc 10y agoYou are definitely correct. This was just our first kick at the can. It was only $30 or so to test out the service. We learned a bit of info that we'll apply to future jobs (if we do it again). Such as, telling the Turker what to do if they don't find a website/email for the business.