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Collective revelation
2009
Proceedings of the tenth ACM conference on Electronic commerce - EC '09
Decision makers can benefit from the subjective judgment of experts. For example, estimates of disease prevalence are quite valuable, yet can be difficult to measure objectively. Useful features of mechanisms for aggregating expert opinions include the ability to: (1) incentivize participants to be truthful; (2) adjust for the fact that some experts are better informed than others; and (3) circumvent the need for objective, "ground truth" observations. Subsets of these properties are attainable
doi:10.1145/1566374.1566413
dblp:conf/sigecom/GoelRP09
fatcat:ugqcm64wfjfqflgt443ba2vwgu