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Crowdsourcing involves using an online crowd of humans to help solve problems defined by system owners. It can recruit large numbers of users through the web and enable high levels of automation and social contributions. Examples include explicit crowdsourcing like contests and implicit crowdsourcing from user behaviors. The key challenges for crowdsourcing systems are how to recruit and retain users, determine what contributions users can make, combine user contributions, and evaluate users and their work. Crowdsourcing is expected to grow through more generic platforms, applications, structured contributions, and broader user engagement with complex tasks.
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Crowdsourcing
- 1. CROWDSOURCING Hristo Kolev Decision Science Dr. Elitsa Alexander
- 2. Definition Crowd Outsourcing Crowdsourcing • Crowdsourcing system enlists a crowd of humans to help solve a problem defined by the system owners • Compared to the physical world, the Web can dramatically improve existing CS systems and give birth to novel systems types. • The web is unique in that it can help recruit a large number of users, enable a high degree of automation, and provide a large set of social software 2
- 4. 4 Key Challenges for CS systems How to recruit and retain users? What contributions can users make? How to combine user contributions? How to evaluate users and contributions? 4
- 5. Classifying Crowdsourcing Nine dimensions of CS systems. The middle four refer respectively to how a CS system solves the four fundamental challenges. Degree of Manual Effort How to Recruit and Retain Users Role of Human Users What Can Users Do Nature of Collaboration Standalone vs Piggyback Architectures How to Combine Inputs How to Evaluate Type of Target Problem 5
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