Bayesian aggregation of categorical distributions with applications in crowdsourcing
A key problem in crowdsourcing is the aggregation of judgments of proportions. For example, workers might be presented with a news article or an image, and be asked to identify the proportion of each topic, sentiment, object, or colour present in it. These varying judgments then need to be aggregate...
Main Authors: | Augustin, A, Venanzi, M, Hare, J, Rogers, A, Jennings, N |
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Format: | Conference item |
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AAAI Press / International Joint Conferences on Artificial Intelligence
2017
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