How Much Should I Pay? An Empirical Analysis on Monetary Prize in TopCoder

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Authors Mostaan Lotfalian Saremi, Razieh Saremi, Denisse Martinez-Mejorado arXiv ID 2004.12504 Category cs.SE: Software Engineering Cross-listed cs.HC, cs.SI Citations 6 Venue InteracciΓ³n Last Checked 4 months ago
Abstract
It is reported that task monetary prize is one of the most important motivating factors to attract crowd workers. While using expert-based methods to price Crowdsourcing tasks is a common practice, the challenge of validating the associated prices across different tasks is a constant issue. To address this issue, three different classifications of multiple linear regression, logistic regression, and K-nearest neighbor were compared to find the most accurate predicted price, using a dataset from the TopCoder website. The result of comparing chosen algorithms showed that the logistics regression model will provide the highest accuracy of 90% to predict the associated price to tasks and KNN ranked the second with an accuracy of 64% for K = 7. Also, applying PCA wouldn't lead to any better prediction accuracy as data components are not correlated.
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