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International Journal of Performance Analysis in Sport
Betting odds have proven to contain highly accurate information on football matches, which researchers have used to study sports integrity, human behaviour, economic theories or forecasting, but widely neglected in performance analysis to date. The paper
Fabian Wunderlich
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Betting odds have proven to contain highly accurate information on football matches, which researchers have used to study sports integrity, human behaviour, economic theories or forecasting, but widely neglected in performance analysis to date. The paper
Fabian Wunderlich
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Wisdom of crowds: Conducting importance-performance analysis (IPA) through online reviews
Tourism Management, 2019This paper proposes a methodology for conducting importance-performance analysis (IPA) through online reviews. The methodology is composed of three stages: (1) mining useful information from online reviews, (2) estimating each attribute's performance and
Jianwei Bi, Yang Liu, Z. Fan, Jin Zhang
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The Wisdom of Crowds in FinTech: Evidence from Initial Coin Offerings
The Review of Corporate Finance Studies, 2019Certification by analysts on a FinTech platform that harnesses the “wisdom of crowds” is associated with successful initial coin offerings (ICOs).
Jongsub Lee, Tao Li, Donghwa Shin
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Proceedings of the 8th ACM Conference on Web Science, 2016
Event attendees post about their experiences on social media. We propose a novel approach for analyzing these posts to extract ongoing events. We gather posts from Twitter and Instagram and perform a number of processing steps to identify posts related to events based on hashtags and location information.
Søren B. Ranneries +5 more
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Event attendees post about their experiences on social media. We propose a novel approach for analyzing these posts to extract ongoing events. We gather posts from Twitter and Instagram and perform a number of processing steps to identify posts related to events based on hashtags and location information.
Søren B. Ranneries +5 more
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Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 2014
Social psychologists have long recognized the power of statisticized groups. When individual judgments about some fact (e.g., the unemployment rate for next quarter) are averaged together, the average opinion is typically more accurate than most of the individual estimates, a pattern often referred to as the wisdom of crowds.
Albert E, Mannes +2 more
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Social psychologists have long recognized the power of statisticized groups. When individual judgments about some fact (e.g., the unemployment rate for next quarter) are averaged together, the average opinion is typically more accurate than most of the individual estimates, a pattern often referred to as the wisdom of crowds.
Albert E, Mannes +2 more
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Information aggregation and collective intelligence beyond the wisdom of crowds
Nature Reviews Psychology, 2022T. Kameda, Wataru Toyokawa, R. Tindale
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Extracting the Wisdom of Crowds When Information Is Shared
Management Sciences, 2019Using the wisdom of crowds -- combining many individual forecasts to obtain an aggregate estimate -- can be an effective technique for improving forecast accuracy.
Asa B. Palley, Jack B. Soll
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Traffic Technology International, 2018
Can traffic managers now gain valuable congestion information simply by using the anonymously crowd-sourced, floating car data provided by Google Maps? Jack Roper takes a look at the software that is enabling just that, and explores its limitations
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Can traffic managers now gain valuable congestion information simply by using the anonymously crowd-sourced, floating car data provided by Google Maps? Jack Roper takes a look at the software that is enabling just that, and explores its limitations
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2011
Today, the growth and popularity of social computing greatly facilitate online collaboration in creating user-centered networked content. This chapter explores participation behaviors in social computing communities, conceptualizing them as group-referent intentional social actions.
Aaron X. L. Shen +2 more
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Today, the growth and popularity of social computing greatly facilitate online collaboration in creating user-centered networked content. This chapter explores participation behaviors in social computing communities, conceptualizing them as group-referent intentional social actions.
Aaron X. L. Shen +2 more
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