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On the Impossibility of Convex Inference in Human Computation
Nihar B. Shah, Dengyong Zhou
Human computation or crowdsourcing involves joint inference of the ground-truth-answers and the worker-abilities by optimizing an objective function, for instance, by maximizing th…
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When is it Better to Compare than to Score?
Nihar B. Shah, Sivaraman Balakrishnan, Joseph Bradley +3
When eliciting judgements from humans for an unknown quantity, one often has the choice of making direct-scoring (cardinal) or comparative (ordinal) measurements. In this paper we…