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Jukeboksi: five level score may be handy

2005-05-10T08:07:37Z

five level score may be handy

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	==Alternate schemes proposed==		==Alternate schemes proposed==
	===A Fixed, Simple range===		===A Fixed, Simple range of five levels===
			*1
			*2
			*3
			*4
			*5

			===A Fixed, Simple range of seven levels===
	One idea is to use a seven step system for scores as follows:		One idea is to use a seven step system for scores as follows:

142.177.106.244: this kind of "could be positive, could be negative" score is actually a very bad idea, we should get repute and price premium issues clear first

2004-03-11T21:55:36Z

this kind of "could be positive, could be negative" score is actually a very bad idea, we should get repute and price premium issues clear first

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	It's basically just some range of integer numbers where a small number indicates dislike and a large number indicates liking something. They could be applied to [[types of countries]] for instance.		It's basically just some range of integer numbers where a small number indicates dislike and a large number indicates liking something. They could be applied to [[types of countries]] for instance.

			The idea of using the same scheme to calculate both positive and negative [[repute]] is generally advised ''against'' by those who study [[trust model]]s. So this concept may not exist in the final [[Consumerium Services]].

	==Alternate schemes proposed==		==Alternate schemes proposed==
	===A Fixed, ~~Simle~~ range===		===A Fixed, Simple range===
	One idea is to use a seven step system for scores as follows:		One idea is to use a seven step system for scores as follows:

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	*A range from -1 to 1, using real values as score		*A range from -1 to 1, using real values as score
	*A range from -100 to 100 using integers as score		*A range from -100 to 100 using integers as score
	*~~Other shceme~~		*A [[price premium]] using small units (cents) as score.

	A fixed range could be converted to a relative range by dividing the score with abs(max) or abs(minimum) and multiplying it by the the maximum value of the fixed range		A fixed range could be converted to a relative range by dividing the score with abs(max) or abs(minimum) and multiplying it by the the maximum value of the fixed range. In a [[price premium]] system, it exists in the background anyway, and positive repute and negative repute may be calculated differently.

Jukeboksi: "score" is a silly misleading and non-informative term. let's fix this

2003-10-16T03:45:07Z

"score" is a silly misleading and non-informative term. let's fix this

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			'''[[NOTE]] That the term "score" does not reflect the purpose where this is used, some other more descriptive term has to be thought up, and articles pointing here updated respectively. Discussion on this should go to [[Talk:Score\|The talk page]]'''

	'''Scores are features of most entities'''		'''Scores are features of most entities'''

Jukeboksi: introducing fixed and variable ranges

2003-10-16T03:41:48Z

introducing fixed and variable ranges

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 '''Scores are features of most entities'''
-A Score is included in the [[comment]] [[feature]], but it could also be a distinct feature.
+A Score is included in the [[campaign]] (or [[comment]]) [[feature]], but it could also be a distinct feature.
 It's basically just some range of integer numbers where a small number indicates dislike and a large number indicates liking something.  They could be applied to [[types of countries]] for instance.

142.177.85.87 at 20:39, 15 October 2003

2003-10-15T20:39:04Z

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	A Score is included in the [[comment]] [[feature]], but it could also be a distinct feature.		A Score is included in the [[comment]] [[feature]], but it could also be a distinct feature.

	It's basically just some range of integer numbers where a small number indicates dislike and a large number indicates liking something.		It's basically just some range of integer numbers where a small number indicates dislike and a large number indicates liking something. They could be applied to [[types of countries]] for instance.

Jukeboksi: Scores are features of most entities

2003-03-21T15:44:49Z

Scores are features of most entities

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'''Scores are features of most entities'''

A Score is included in the [[comment]] [[feature]], but it could also be a distinct feature.

It's basically just some range of integer numbers where a small number indicates dislike and a large number indicates liking something.