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A biclustering approach for crowd judgment analysis

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Collection of multiple annotations from the crowd workers is useful for diverse applications. In this paper, the problem of obtaining the final judgment from such crowd-based annotations has been addressed in an unsupervised way using a biclustering-based approach. Results on multiple datasets show that the proposed approach is competitively better than others, without even using the entire dataset.

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            CODS '15: Proceedings of the 2nd ACM IKDD Conference on Data Sciences
            March 2015
            150 pages
            ISBN:9781450334365
            DOI:10.1145/2732587

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