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Research Paper |
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A Framework for Prediction of Crowdsoursing Behavioural Outcomes |
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India |
Authors |
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Jayshree D. Abhonkar, Prof. P. R. Barapatre |
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10.9790/2834-0923111114  |
Abstract: To retrieve the information from huge amount of data and finding what kind of data to be mined is becoming progressively computerized. On the other hand selecting what data to gather requires human association or practice, generally delivered by field expert. This system describe that for prediction of some behavioral outcomes, non-field experts can jointly formulate structures and then provide values. Existing system not give the accurate behavioral model, this achieved in system by constructing a web site in which peoples respond to questions and pose new questions to others. This results in a dynamically-growing online survey. There are two different approaches for the system in which first can predict users monthly electricity consumption; the other predict users body mass index.
Index terms: Crowdsourcing, Human Behavior modeling, Survey, Prediction.
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