properly in practice.
>>
>> We once did an experiment where we had 10 people who were used to
>> entering data in our archaeological inventory system enter the same site.
>> We paired the archaeologists: one more more experienced data entry person
>> (a few years experience) and o
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gt; Tobias
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>>>> On Monday, March 31, 2014 11:22:27 PM UTC+2, Koen Van Daele wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Hi all,
>>>>
>>>> I just wanted to get back at what Dennis said at the beginning of this
>>>> thread. Im quite curiou
a in our archaeological inventory system enter the same site.
>>> We paired the archaeologists: one more more experienced data entry person
>>> (a few years experience) and one newbie (a few months), so they would be
>>> forced to really think things through and discuss. In
ta entry person is about the location of the
>> site, ie. about the polygon they might have drawn on a map. This field only
>> allowed 5 choices, ranging from 1 (I'm sure it's exactly where it needs to
>> be) to 5 (I have no idea whatsoever where the site is). We had a very
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n the exact same information
> they had all drawn totally different conclusions. And this was about
> something as simple as the location of the site.
>
> So, I'm very curious about how you manage to prevent stuff like this from
> happening.
>
> The other thing I wonder a
of the site, ie. about the polygon they might have drawn on a
> > > > map. This field only allowed 5 choices, ranging from 1 (I'm sure it's
> > > > exactly where it needs to be) to 5 (I have no idea whatsoever where the
> > > > site is). We had a v
very curious about how you manage to prevent stuff like this from
> happening.
>
> The other thing I wonder about: how does certainty affect searching?
> Should a search for 'churches' only return sites that have a certain
> "certainty" attached to the interpretation
r thing I wonder about: how does certainty affect searching? Should
> > a search for 'churches' only return sites that have a certain "certainty"
> > attached to the interpretation? Are you working with sliding scale of
> > certainty (ie. we are 75% perc
churches' only return sites that have a certain
> "certainty" attached to the interpretation? Are you working with sliding
> scale of certainty (ie. we are 75% percent certain about this statement) or
> a binary one (we're certain or uncertain)?
>
> Cheers,
> Koen
>
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Subject: Re: [Arches] "uncertain information" in Arches
Hi Dennis,
thanks for your quick response!
Working together with Thomas, in fact one option that came to our mind was to
attach &q
Hi Dennis,
thanks for your quick response!
Working together with Thomas, in fact one option that came to our mind was
to attach "certainty nodes" to the entities where we need them
(Component.E18 and Phase Type Assignment.E17 in our case) to technically
implement uncertainty in Arches.
We are
Thomas,
Good question! You are quite correct that we haven't tried to include
uncertainty in Arches.
One reason is pretty basic: certainty is quite subjective from person to
person. For example: most people agree that the earth is spherical. But a
"flat-earther" may be very certain that the
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