Abstract:
A method and system for enabling a secure access to data corresponding to a task on a server is disclosed. The task is accessible at a crowdsourcing platform and performable by a crowdworker. The method includes receiving an input for accepting the task on the crowdsourcing platform. The method includes initiating at least one human response test in response to the acceptance of the task by the crowdworker on a computing device. The method includes receiving a response from the crowdworker for the at least one human response test, wherein the response is sent from the computing device. The method includes communicating at least one locator to the computing device if the response is correct. The at least one locator enables the crowdworker to access the data at the server.
Abstract:
The disclosed embodiments relates to a crowdsourcing directory system. The crowdsourcing directory system is configured for identifying and comparing one or more of a plurality of crowdsourcing platforms based on a plurality of attributes associated with each of the plurality of crowdsourcing platforms. The crowdsourcing directory system then recommends a set of crowdsourcing platforms from the one or more crowdsourcing platforms based on values of the plurality of attributes. The crowdsourcing directory system also maintains a repository of information pertaining to the plurality of crowdsourcing platforms. In an embodiment, the repository may be updated by implementing software adaptors configured to extract various information pertaining to the plurality of crowdsourcing platforms.
Abstract:
The disclosed embodiments illustrate a domain adaptation method for learning transferable feature representations from a source domain for a target domain. The method includes receiving input data comprising a plurality of labeled instances of the source domain and a plurality of unlabeled instances of the target domain. The method includes learning common representation shared between the source domain and the target domain, based on the plurality of labeled instances of the source domain. The method includes labeling one or more unlabeled instances in the plurality of unlabeled instances of the target domain, based on the common representation. The method includes determining a target specific representation corresponding to the target domain. The method includes training a target specific classifier based on the target specific representation and the common representation to perform text classification on remaining one or more unlabeled instances of the plurality of unlabeled instances of the target domain.
Abstract:
The disclosed embodiments illustrate methods and systems for predicting requirements of a user for resources. The method includes transforming a message posted by the user into a first message vector. The method further includes categorizing one or more first message vectors into one or more categories. The method further includes transforming each of the categorized first message vectors into one or more second message vectors using a wavelet transform technique. The method further includes determining, for each of the categorized first message vectors, a first score based on at least a probability distribution of one or more coefficients associated with each associated feature. The method further includes selecting a predefined number of features based on at least the first score. The method further includes training one or more classifiers on the selected predefined number of features to identify at least the one or more needs of the user.
Abstract:
An adaptation method includes using a first classifier trained on projected representations of labeled objects from a first domain to predict pseudo-labels for unlabeled objects in a second domain, based on their projected representations. A classifier ensemble is iteratively learned. The ensemble includes a weighted combination of the first classifier and a second classifier. This includes training the second classifier on the original representations of the unlabeled objects for which a confidence for respective pseudo-labels exceeds a threshold. A classifier ensemble is constructed as a weighted combination of the first classifier and the second classifier. Pseudo-labels are predicted for the remaining original representations of the unlabeled objects with the classifier ensemble and weights of the first and second classifiers in the classifier ensemble are adjusted. As the iterations proceed, the unlabeled objects progressively receive pseudo-labels which can be used for retraining the second classifier.
Abstract:
The disclosed embodiments illustrate methods and systems for imparting a spoken language training. The method includes performing a spoken language evaluation of a speech input received from a user on a first training content. Thereafter, the user is categorized based on the spoken language evaluation and a profile of the user. Further, a second training content, comprising one or more tasks, is transmitted to the user based on the categorization and the spoken language evaluation. The user interacts with another user belonging to at least the user group, by comparing a temporal progression of the user with the other user on the one or more tasks, challenging the other user on a task from the one or more tasks, and selecting the task from the one or more tasks based on a difficulty level assessed by the other user.