Title: Provide tags Requester: Marco Verch [A3GM0358SKQF4W] (TO) TO Ratings: No TO (Submit a new TO rating for this requester) Description: Please view and provide 3 tags for an image Time: 10 minutes Hits Available: 1684 Reward: $0.05 Qualifications: Total approved HITs is not less than 5000; HIT approval rate (%) is not less than 98
I thought I would watch a twitch stream of Super Metroid tonight Instead I got tales of getting girls pregnant, working at Arby's, and family court drama. Is nothing sacred anymore
Has anyone ever seen these Gilt HITs? These don't sound familiar at all. http://searchcio.techtarget.com/fea...-Gilt-with-artificial-artificial-intelligence Spoiler What kinds of questions specifically do you ask Turkers? Elbert: I'll ask them to assign adjectives to the product. So, let's say it's a dress. I'll ask, is it pretty, weird, unusual, sexy, formal -- like 15 different adjectives. I'll ask them what the dress is good for -- a dinner party, a prom or something else. I'll ask if they think the dress will sell well. I'll ask if the dress looks expensive, moderately expensive, inexpensive. I'll show just a picture of the product and tell them the material it's made of, but I don't tell them the brand or anything else. I'm doing it to pick out, essentially, risky items. If many people say the dress is weird or unusual, it doesn't mean it won't sell well. It just means there is some risk for this particular item, which may be higher than [for] items that a lot of people don't call unusual. And I factor it into my model. I supplement my objective predictors with subjective opinion to get an idea about the risk. For a particular dress, let's say three out of three people call it unusual, then maybe I should not be taking any additional risk by moving it closer to the customer. Because basically I'm placing bets: I'm betting that this dress will be sold in this region. If this dress is risky, then I would not be placing this bet -- it would be even riskier for me to start moving it before someone bought it. Are you using Turkers for every product Gilt sells? Elbert: Right now we're doing it for a subset of products, but we are moving toward doing it for all of the products. Besides pre-emptive shipping, this gives us a lot of information about our products, and it has many uses. How do you know to trust the Turkers' judgment? Elbert: With Turkers, there is a concept of prequalification. So, you can run them through a series of tasks. And if you do [a task] over and over again, you can pick Turkers who perform well. One of the things I asked them is to give me a price range of the product just by looking at the image. How much do you think this dress costs? Some were spot-on. Some were predicting the cost of the dress within $1. For other dresses, some said the dress looks like it should cost $200, but we're trying to sell it for $400. It doesn't mean they're wrong; maybe we overpriced it. They're given limited information. They didn't know this is a super-fancy brand. But when there is a big disconnect between the perceived price and the asking price, it adds to risk.
Eww, no not the videos. The good ones. They've been up for a half hour now, just starting to move. A nice cap off for the night.
You can get 100 dollar days without masters. I have plenty of them. The problem is they are far less consistent. Masters is definitely very very helpful in getting big days, but it is hardly the only path to it.
Title: DROP IT LIKE ITS HOT! Questions about Cell Phones | ACCEPT | ACCEPT Requester: Randy [AFMNAHSL8VADG] (TO) TO Ratings: No TO (Submit a new TO rating for this requester) Description: We are conducting a survey about cell phones and cell phone providers. Select the link below to complete the survey. At the end of the survey, you will receive a code to paste into the box below in order to receive credit. Time: 4 minutes Hits Available: 1 Reward: $0.60 Qualifications: Masters has been granted Couldn't resist the name. Edit: Watch the very short timer.