What Crowdsourcing Tells Us about Cognition: the Case of Anaphora
author: Massimo Poesio,
School of Computer Science and Electronic Engineering, University of Essex
published: July 15, 2015, recorded: June 2015, views: 1740
published: July 15, 2015, recorded: June 2015, views: 1740
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Crowdsourcing is usually seen primarily as an inexpensive and quick way of creating large resources for a variety of Artificial Intelligence tasks. However, our work with Phrase Detectives, a game-with-a-purpose designed to collect data about anaphora, suggests that collecting large numbers of judgments about very large amounts of data also tells us a lot about the extent to which human subjects agree or disagree about the interpretation of such data. In the talk I will introduce Phrase Detectives and discuss our results and their implications.
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