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Research problem: Most of the previous research into corporate websites has focused on the users' point of view and their perception of usability and interactivity as the two predominant website characteristics, and has shown that interactivity plays an important role in consumers' perceptions of, and responses to, these sites. This study explores corporate websites from a different view—that of the...
This survey deals with the problem of evaluating the submissions to crowd sourcing websites on which data is increasing rapidly in both volume and complexity. Usually expert committees are installed to rate submissions, select winners and adjust monetary rewards. Thus, with an increasing number of submissions, this process is getting more complex, time-consuming and hence expensive. In this paper...
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