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===Description of project=== | |||
Expertiza provides a way for students to bid on different topics for proposed assignment topics. This allows the fair topic distribution among students when multiple students or groups are bidding on same topic or paper. | |||
The changes related to this project are required for reviewing conference papers and journals. The users are able to submit their works as either individuals or teams to be scrutinized. The other participants are allowed to review the papers of their interest from the list of submitted papers. The participants are allowed to bid on the papers of their preference in a preference list with the top most entry taking the highest priority. The bidding algorithm already exists as called by a web service in Peerlogic. The goal of this project is to generalize the algorithm for both review and topic based bidding. | |||
Reviews are often assigned by having reviewers bid on papers they want to review. This is very similar to the kind of bidding that Expertiza implements for topics, and it should be possible to call the same code (which will be modified to make it more general). | |||
Revision as of 03:24, 8 November 2017
Introduction
Description of project
Expertiza provides a way for students to bid on different topics for proposed assignment topics. This allows the fair topic distribution among students when multiple students or groups are bidding on same topic or paper.
The changes related to this project are required for reviewing conference papers and journals. The users are able to submit their works as either individuals or teams to be scrutinized. The other participants are allowed to review the papers of their interest from the list of submitted papers. The participants are allowed to bid on the papers of their preference in a preference list with the top most entry taking the highest priority. The bidding algorithm already exists as called by a web service in Peerlogic. The goal of this project is to generalize the algorithm for both review and topic based bidding.
Reviews are often assigned by having reviewers bid on papers they want to review. This is very similar to the kind of bidding that Expertiza implements for topics, and it should be possible to call the same code (which will be modified to make it more general).