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So who won? Dynamic max discovery with the crowd

Guo et al., 2012

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5803090032624120396
Author
Guo S
Parameswaran A
Garcia-Molina H
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Proceedings of the 2012 ACM SIGMOD international conference on management of data

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We consider a crowdsourcing database system that may cleanse, populate, or filter its data by using human workers. Just like a conventional DB system, such a crowdsourcing DB system requires data manipulation functions such as select, aggregate, maximum, average …
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