A Crowdsourcing Method for Sign Segmentation in Brazilian Sign Language Videos

Amorim, Marcello N. de; Santos, Celso A. S.; Tavares, Orivaldo de Lira

doi:10.1145/3428658.3431083

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“…The general-purpose conceptual model for crowdsourcing projects was designed based on the knowledge gathered by studying the state of the art of crowdsourcing conceptual modelling and on the results of a careful review of the literature on crowdsourcing domain as well as on our knowledge and experience with crowd-powered projects [34,35]. This model focuses on 10 essential concerns of a crowdsourcing project, presented in Table 2.…”

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Essential elements, conceptual foundations and workflow design in crowd-powered projects

Santos

Baldi

Neto

et al. 2022

Journal of Information Science

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Crowdsourcing arose as a problem-solving strategy that uses a large number of workers to achieve tasks and solve specific problems. Although there are many studies that explore crowdsourcing platforms and systems, little attention has been paid to define what a crowd-powered project is. To address this issue, this article introduces a general-purpose conceptual model that represents the essential elements involved in this kind of project and how they relate to each other. We consider that the workflow in crowdsourcing projects is context-oriented and should represent the planning and coordination by the crowdsourcer in the project, instead of only facilitating decomposing a complex task into subtask sets. Since structural models are limited to cannot properly represent the execution flow, we also introduce the use of behavioural conceptual models, specifically Unified Modeling Language (UML) activity diagrams, to represent the user, tasks, assets, control activities and products involved in a specific project.

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“…For example, crowdsourcer, requester, requestor, sponsoring, owner and taskasker are terms used in the literature to refer to the same concept. Moreover, we also use tacit knowledge and experience from research projects developed in our group [34,35].…”

Section: The Conceptual Elements In Crowd-powered Projectsmentioning

confidence: 99%