Problem of majority voting

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The document discusses agreement levels among raters when evaluating comments. It shows that with 3 raters, 100% agreement is achieved, but with 5 raters only 40.1% of comments reach at least 66.7% agreement, and increasing the number of raters to 7 and 9 only modestly increases the percentage of comments with over 66.7% agreement to 43.5% and 44.9%, respectively.

According to the majority rule, with three raters, 100% of the
comments have at least 66.7% agreement (2/3). Our data
shows that when the same comments are evaluated by five
raters, 40.1% (n=117) of the comments have at least 66.7%
agreement. With seven raters, 43.5% (n=127) have at least
66.7% agreement, and for nine raters, the value is 44.9%
(n=131).
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Thanks!
Dr. Joni Salminen
jsalminen@hbku.edu.qa
Qatar Computing Research
Institute

Link to article: https://www.springerprofessional.de/en/combining-behaviors-and-demographics-to-segment-online-audiences/16204306 CITE: Jansen, Bernard J., Jung, S., Salminen, J., An, J. and Kwak, H. (2018), “Combining Behaviors and Demographics to Segment Online Audiences: Experiments with a YouTube Channel”, Proceedings of the 5th International Conference of Internet Science (INSCI 2018), Springer, St. Petersburg, Russia. Link to Automatic Persona Generation: https://persona.qcri.org

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