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From: Lyudmila Vaseva <vaseva@mi.fu-berlin.de>
Date: Thu, 4 Jul 2019 14:30:32 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] Refine research questions

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+# Meeting 04.07.2019
+
+Revise Questions from Confluence:
+  Q1 We wanted to improve our understanding of the role of filters in existing algorithmic quality-control mechanisms (bots, ORES, humans). -- chapter 4 (and 2)
+     Subquestion (for discussion): Since filters are classical rule-based systems, what are suitable areas of application for such rule-based system in contrast to the other ML-based approaches. -- chapter 6 (discussion)
+
+  Q2 Which type of tasks do these filters take over? -- chapter 5
+     Subquestion: How these tasks evolve over time (are they changes in the type, number, etc.)? -- chapter 5 (can be significantly expanded)
+
+Important to differentiate between parts that
+* report results
+* interpret results
+
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 * How have these tasks evolved over time (are there changes in the type, number, etc.)? - chapter 5
 * What are suitable areas of application for rule-based systems such as filters in contrast to the other ML-based approaches? - discussion
 
-Questions from Confluence
-  Q1 We wanted to improve our understanding of the role of filters in existing algorithmic quality-control mechanisms (bots, ORES, humans).
-  Q2 Which type of tasks do these filters take over in comparison to the other mechanisms? How these tasks evolve over time (are they changes in the type, number, etc.)?
-  Q3 Since filters are classical rule-based systems, what are suitable areas of application for such rule-based system in contrast to the other ML-based approaches.
+Revise Questions from Confluence:
+  Q1 We wanted to improve our understanding of the role of filters in existing algorithmic quality-control mechanisms (bots, ORES, humans). -- chapter 4 (and 2)
+     Subquestion (for discussion): Since filters are classical rule-based systems, what are suitable areas of application for such rule-based system in contrast to the other ML-based approaches. -- chapter 6 (discussion)
+
+  Q2 Which type of tasks do these filters take over? -- chapter 5
+     Subquestion: How these tasks evolve over time (are they changes in the type, number, etc.)? -- chapter 5 (can be significantly expanded)
+
+Important to differentiate between parts that
+* report results
+* interpret results
 
 Note:
 * to answer the question about evolution over time, I really do need the abuse_filter_history table
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