Dashcam View
Learn how to train AI to grade the quality of a device's view
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Learn how to train AI to grade the quality of a device's view
Last updated
Well-mounted devices are critical for the Hivemapper community to generate high-quality map data. Based on input from a decentralized community of AI Trainers, contributors with good-quality, unobstructed devices receive a better reputation score, resulting in better rewards. Contributors with poor-quality, blocked devices receive worse rewards, and in extreme cases, receive no rewards at all.
In this game, you must answer only one question: did the driver mount their device with a clear, unblocked view?
A sample image from the device being rated
An overlay that shows where objects inside of or part of the device's vehicle are and are not allowed
“Good” for a device that is not blocked in the defined area
“Bad” for a device that is blocked in the defined area
“Not sure” if you don’t know how to answer for this device
Please remember: you are only grading the view of the device. You are not grading the quality of the image, the weather, or if the device is tilted too far up or down. You should select “Good” as long as the device is correctly not blocked by objects, even if the windshield is covered in rain or the road features are difficult to see due to glare from the sun.
You are never penalized (or rewarded) for selecting “not sure.” Do not hesitate to use it, to help ensure that contributors are graded fairly for the quality of their mount.
There is nothing attached to the vehicle blocking the inner region defined by the overlay
The dashboard and hood of a vehicle are not blocking the region defined by the overlay
There may be temporary objects, such as a moving windshield wiper or raindrops, in the region defined by the overlay
Let’s take a look at some examples of good Dashcam View imagery:
The device is blocked by an active windshield wiper, but is otherwise unobstructed
Let’s take a look at some examples of bad Tilt angle imagery:
Do not select “bad” for an image just because one of the following is true. The view may be bad for other reasons, but these alone are not enough to grade the clarity as bad:
Trees or hills blocking the camera
Device facing the side instead of the front
Device being blocked by an object outside of and not attached to the vehicle, such as another vehicle
Raindrops, glare, active windshield wipers, or other temporary objects visible by the device
Small cracks or string-like objects, such as car antennae
There is a part of the car blocking the area defined by the overlay
There is another object mounted to the windshield that is blocking the defined area
There is an object sitting on the device that is blocking the defined area