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add timing variation as a parameter #21

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etosch opened this issue Mar 4, 2015 · 1 comment
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add timing variation as a parameter #21

etosch opened this issue Mar 4, 2015 · 1 comment

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etosch commented Mar 4, 2015

Right now everything gets launched at once. However, we may want to release HITs in bursts. Consider the following scenarios.

  • First add the ability to set a max time for the entire survey. This is an extension of the HIT maxtime policy.
  • Next add a kind of concentration parameter -- we could have a series of options, including: FRONT, which front loads the HITs (posts all at once), UNIF, which posts the HITs uniformly over the time parameter, ADAPT, which posts HITs adaptively, according to when it believes the response rate will be maximized. Note that we need (dis)qualifications back for this to work.

For AMT, posting/availability is conflated. More recent HITs are listed first. Forums outside AMT post details on recent HITs. On another system, there might be a different relationship between the availability of a task and whether/how people are notified about it. This should be abstracted out in Runner.

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etosch commented Mar 20, 2015

not doing maxtime -- just the concentration parameter (which should maybe be automatically set later on)

etosch added a commit that referenced this issue Mar 20, 2015
…nd made instance, rather than static (will later be able to run many surveys from the same program).
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