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They can use real user data if they ask[1] for it first. Let users browse their poor-quality/failed interpretations, recent commands, etc, and submit the data t
by pdkl95 8y ago
They can use real user data if they ask[1] for it first. Let users browse their poor-quality/failed interpretations, recent commands, etc, and submit the data they want. If you're clever with the UI, you might even get them to attach the desired/correct interpretation if they really want a particular error fixed. Alternatively, use the Nielsen method of simply paying people for their data.
[1] in the "informed consent" sense, not the usual open ended "you agreed to give us whatever we want in our contract of adhesion" dark pattern.
- m0zg 8y agoYeah, I'd actually prefer that. If system guesses mis-recognition, ask me if you got what I said right, and if not, ask if you can use this as a training example. Have me enter on the phone the text that corresponds to what I was saying, and explicitly approve it for training. Better yet, if this creates an adaptation of the general model specifically for me.