Play an online game of 20 questions and teach it to guess correctly
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I'm looking to get some data into my online 20 questions game. It's similar to akinator if you've played that before.
It's at https://twentyq.evobyte.org/ and I'd be looking to get around N more entities and however many questions are needed for the system to properly guess these.
Basically you'd have to:
1. Think of an entity that the system does not already know and play it - this should be as diverse as possible: well known people, lesser known people, abstract entities ("my car"), countries, cities, objects etc., they can be anything as long as you mix them up.
2. Add questions as needed to differentiate between your entity and others. You should favor general questions vs very specific questions ("Are you thinking of a public servant?" is more general than "Are you thinking of a German presidential candidate?" for example; Another way of saying it is: general=cuts down the remaining options in about half for both a yes and a no answer; specific=cuts down the remaining options by a lot more than a half for one answer and by a lot less for the other answer).
3. Replay the same entity and repeat 2 until the system correctly guesses your entity, or write down that it's stuck if you've played it enough times and feel like it's not making any progress.
4. Repeat 1-3 N times.
You would also have to track the entities, how many times you had to play them and questions added in a spreadsheet.
Please make a price and time offer per entity, including necessary replays and questions that you need to add. I'm looking to pay for at least N=100 entities.
It's at https://twentyq.evobyte.org/ and I'd be looking to get around N more entities and however many questions are needed for the system to properly guess these.
Basically you'd have to:
1. Think of an entity that the system does not already know and play it - this should be as diverse as possible: well known people, lesser known people, abstract entities ("my car"), countries, cities, objects etc., they can be anything as long as you mix them up.
2. Add questions as needed to differentiate between your entity and others. You should favor general questions vs very specific questions ("Are you thinking of a public servant?" is more general than "Are you thinking of a German presidential candidate?" for example; Another way of saying it is: general=cuts down the remaining options in about half for both a yes and a no answer; specific=cuts down the remaining options by a lot more than a half for one answer and by a lot less for the other answer).
3. Replay the same entity and repeat 2 until the system correctly guesses your entity, or write down that it's stuck if you've played it enough times and feel like it's not making any progress.
4. Repeat 1-3 N times.
You would also have to track the entities, how many times you had to play them and questions added in a spreadsheet.
Please make a price and time offer per entity, including necessary replays and questions that you need to add. I'm looking to pay for at least N=100 entities.