Open daotyl000 opened 5 years ago
Again, this captures a suggestion I made to @daotyl000. Would be nice to have a quick top-down map visualization of correct vs. incorrect labels to see if we can spot some geographic patterns.
Two of the users ( 57% & 63% accuracy) saw most of their incorrect labels in the industrial district while their labels in other neighborhoods were fairly accurate. The third user (38% accuracy) saw about a 50% correctness in South Park (industrial area in South Seattle) but a very how correctness percentage in Wedgewood (residential neighborhood in North Seattle
57% accuracy 38% accuracy: 63% accuracy
Here are zooms of the neighborhoods with the highest incorrect rates
Updated with the new bad users(10) wide shorts & close up on all regions with high incorrect rates
One option here would be to create an admin vis that shows correct and incorrect labels (in green and red, respectively).
If we wanted to support per label type, we could potentially use the label type's outline color and then the fill be red/green (for correctness) or something...
We could also have a tool that visualizes labels per user...
Could make a google maps view of all verified labels with green being correct and red being incorrect. This would allow us to see if the region/location of Seattle has an effect on the level of correct labels being placed.