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Re: [teg] [Self-platform-dev] quality and rating mechanisms


From: Bipin S Apandkar
Subject: Re: [teg] [Self-platform-dev] quality and rating mechanisms
Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2008 10:45:40 +0530 (IST)



hi

it is still not clear to me.

how to calculate "highest absolute score achieved so far"?

Author Reputation = {sum of [(popularity of LO to which Author has contributed) 
* author's percentual contribution ] } / highest absolute score achieved

" sum of [(popularity of LO to which Author has contributed) * author's percentual 
contribution ] " is clear to me


but then how to calculate the term  *** highest absolute score achieved ***.





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On Sat, 14 Jun 2008, Federico Heinz wrote:

On 13/06/2008, Bipin S Apandkar wrote:
method to Author's Reputation = "For each Version of each LO to which
the author has contributed, multiply its popularity by author's percentual
contribution, and add them all together then *** divide by the highest
absolute score achieved so far in order to get a number in the [0..1]
interval ***
the part of a defination enclosed in "***" is not clear to me.
how to calculate this term "highest absolute score achieved".

The "absolute score" is the result you get if you remove the part between
"***".

The idea is that the computation described gives you a number that is
representative of the author's popularity, but is meaningless unless given a
scale. By dividing each author's absolute score by the highest absolute score
achieved in the whole system gives you an idea of how popular an author is
compared with other popular authors.

        Fede





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