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Crowd-sourcing prosodic annotation
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2017Much of what is known about prosody is based on native-speaker intuitions of idealized speech, or on prosodic annotations from expert annotators trained to interpret a visual display of f0. These approaches have been deployed to study prosody primarily in languages accessible to university researchers, and largely based on small, homogenous speech ...
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Crowd sourcing in drug discovery
Nature Reviews Drug Discovery, 2011Crowd sourcing is emerging as an open-innovation approach to promote collaboration and harness the complementary expertise of academic and industrial partners in the early stages of drug discovery. Here, we highlight examples of such initiatives and discuss key success factors.
Monika, Lessl +3 more
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IoT for Crowd Sensing and Crowd Sourcing
2020This chapter starts with the origin of the concept of crowdsourcing followed by the understanding of the concept of crowd sensing with the help of various examples of well-known International brands. The concept of IOT is explained in brief along with sensors and actuators etc. Due to existence of IOT, transformation of crowdsourcing into crowd sensing
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Towards Crowd-Sourced API Documentation
2019 IEEE/ACM 41st International Conference on Software Engineering: Companion Proceedings (ICSE-Companion), 2019The learnability of an API suffers when the official documentation of the API is incomplete. Developers discuss usage scenarios of APIs in the online developer forums. As such, by automatically mining such crowd-sourced documentation of APIs, we can address the shortcomings of API official documentation.
Gias Uddin 0001 +2 more
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2012
Crowdsourcing is a low cost way of obtaining human judgements on a large number of items, but the knowledge in these judgements is not reusable and further items to be processed require further human judgement. Ideally one could also obtain the reasons people have for these judgements, so the ability to make the same judgements could be incorporated ...
Yang Sok Kim +5 more
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Crowdsourcing is a low cost way of obtaining human judgements on a large number of items, but the knowledge in these judgements is not reusable and further items to be processed require further human judgement. Ideally one could also obtain the reasons people have for these judgements, so the ability to make the same judgements could be incorporated ...
Yang Sok Kim +5 more
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Crowd-sourcing framework to assess QoE
2014 IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC), 2014The quality assessment of multimedia services as perceived by the end-user is a challenging task. In a controlled environment, it is easy to measure the user's Quality of Experience (QoE) against the influence of controlled network parameters. However, in an uncontrolled environment, it is difficult to measure the Quality of Service (QoS) perceived by ...
Mushtaq, Muhammad Sajid +2 more
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Crowds and Content: Crowd-Sourcing Primitives for Digital Libraries
2013This poster reports on a nine month scoping survey of research in the arts and humanities involving crowd-sourcing. This study proposed a twelve-facet typology of research processes currently in use, and these are reported here, along with the context of current research practice, the types of research assets which are currently being exposed to crowd ...
Stuart E. Dunn, Mark Hedges
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Innovate through crowd sourcing
Proceedings of the 41st annual ACM SIGUCCS conference on User services, 2013In March 2012, Virginia Commonwealth University's VP for Finance and Administration created a team of innovators called team IMPACT. The task for team IMPACT was to create a viable methodology for vetting innovative ideas and to brainstorm ideas to push through this methodology.
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Crowded: a crowd-sourced perspective of events as they happen
SPIE Proceedings, 2013‘Crowded’ is a web-based application developed by the Defence Science & Technology Laboratory (Dstl) that collates imagery of a particular location from a variety of media sources to provide an operator with real-time situational awareness. Emergency services and other relevant agencies have detected or become aware of an event - a riot or an ...
Richard Brantingham, Aleem Hossain
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