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I really like the idea of relative ratings. But that also amplifies a problem that exists with any rating: recency bias, or any sort of time bias. I change ov
by berkes 3y ago
I really like the idea of relative ratings.
But that also amplifies a problem that exists with any rating: recency bias, or any sort of time bias.
I change over time. An album that I loved when I was 15 could get a 1/5 from me today. Or a book that I hated in my teens, may now be my favorite. It's complicated.
- MrVandemar 3y agoIn which case the system would need to continually challenge you about your historical choices, perhaps based on recent choices and detecting possible paradoxes (you liked A more than B, and you liked B more than C, but you also liked C more than A).
- berkes 3y agoVery good solution indeed! Maybe also allow ratings to be a list over time rather than one, single data point. That'll make calculating an average more involved, but also more realistic.