'll be randomly paired with a partner who's online and using the feature. Over a 90-second period, you and your partner will be shown the same set of images and asked to provide as many labels as possible to describe each image you see. When your label matches your partner's label, you'll earn some points and move on to the next image until time runs out. After time expires, you can explore the i
Google is hoping its faithful search engine users will do two things: One, stay with Google in the wake of a Microsoft-Yahoo merger talk. Two, help Google Image Search grow and become a better search enging for photos and graphics online.
Google’s carrying out the latter of the two by launching the Google Image [...]
Google Image Labeler is a new feature of Google Image Search that allows you to label random images and help improve the relevance of image search results so that you and other Google users can quickly and easily find the results you're looking for? Working is like this- “Each user who wants to participate will be paired randomly with a partner who's
I was looking around Webmaster Central today because Google announced some changes and found something new to me but not what they mentioned in their announcement. There was a check box to enable enhanced image search. I had actually never heard of it and while trying to discover more about it I found Google Image Labeler. It’s an interesting little tool Google is using to improve the quality of its image search results. Google shows you an image and you and another anonymous person type in words that describe the picture and you are awarded points when your answers match. Google then can be pretty sure that whatever word you and the anonymous person use is a pretty accurate description of what the picture is. It’s a great idea for them to improve their search results and its turning out to be pretty addicting for me as well.
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Do you remember the Google Image Labeler? It was released Last September as a game for people to play, but in reality Google is using it to improve their image search results. Some people criticized Google calling it “free labor” while others thought it was a great way for Google to improve the results that you receive when you do a search on Google Images. They’ve tweaked the point system just a bit so that users will get more points for a more descriptive answer. The game works by Google randomly (in real time) pairing you up with another user. Both of you will start entering in labels for images, and when you and your partner have matched labels, you’ll get points and move on to a new image. Previously, each match gave you 100 points and it took no descriptive answers to get those points. Now the points will range from 50 for a simple generic answer to 150 points for a descriptive answer. Obviously those descriptive answers benefit Google more than a non-descriptive one. Fo
If you love Google's search and want to help them improve their image search out of the kindness of your heart, then you can! Google has created something called the Google Image Labeler whereby you will be paired up with someone else using the service and both of you will give "labels" to a set of pictures, which is basically describing the picture in words.It's kinda like a video game because while it's showing you the picture, it also tells you how many labels your partner has come up with, so then you feel to need to think faster! And you get a score also at the end and get ranked with the other hundreds of people participating in the service!http://images.google.com/imagelabeler/
Google ha sacado una nueva y adictiva monería, el Google Image Labeler.
Se trata de un juego online en el cual tú y un compañero que el sistema elige al azar tienen que poner etiquetas a una imagen mostrada a contrarreloj. Cada vez que ambos coincidan en una palabra la imagen se cambiará y acumularan puntos. Si ves que no coincides con tu compañero de juego pueden pasar a otra imagen.
