Amazon Mechanical Turk
Amazon Mechanical Turk (MTurk) is a crowdsourcing marketplace operated by Amazon in which businesses and researchers ("requesters") post small paid tasks that a distributed pool of workers completes over the…
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BookCorpus
BookCorpus (also written BooksCorpus, and sometimes called the Toronto Book Corpus) is a text dataset built from free, self-published English-language ebooks scraped from the distribution platform Smashwords.
Coverage Bias
Coverage bias is a type of selection bias that occurs when the method used to collect data systematically excludes part of the target population
Reporting Bias
Reporting bias is a type of data bias in machine learning that occurs when the frequency of events, properties, or outcomes captured in a dataset does not reflect their real-world frequency, because people…
Sampling Bias
Sampling bias is a systematic error in statistics and machine learning that occurs when a sample is collected so that some members of the intended population have a higher or lower probability of being…
Selection Bias
Selection bias is a systematic error that occurs when the data used for analysis, training, or evaluation does not accurately represent the population or domain it is intended to describe