So what if the person puts something like "Thanksgiving leftovers" and it has a plate of random food, but there is turkey on the plate. Is it too vague?
Yes, that would be too vague as it doesn't actually tell you what food (turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes) is on the plate.
It depends on how big the hand is in proportion. If it's a tiny hand and a huge slice of pizza, it would be an ONLY match. If it's a tiny tortilla chip that a person is holding in their hand, that would be one of a few things.
Question please! If a person says they had soup and the image is an empty bowl that looks like they just finished with a spoon in it, is that a match or not a match?
That would not be a match since it soup isn't there anymore. While the bowl could be a container, it's not traditionally associated with only soup, so I'd have a hard time making that connection. It's really just a picture of an empty bowl, labeled soup.
Reading the instructions: "If the meal image contains fewer items than listed in the description, answer "The description DOES NOT match the meal image." My description says 4 turkey sausage links. Picture only shows 3. Then the instructions also say: Any information regarding portions or size of the meal in the description must be disregarded when considering if the meal image matches the meal description. For example, a description of "2 slices of pizza" with an image of a whole pizza would be considered a match. A description of "a whole pizza" with an image of two (2) slices of pizza would be considered a match. I'm confused.
Sorry about that - looks like my last post got wiped for some reason. I'm try to differentiate between different items and items of the same type, but different portions. In the first case, if a described item that is different than the other items is not in the image, it would not be a match. In the second case, like with the links, it is a question of portion for the same item. In that case, there is a match.
They're actually complete . It seems they move pretty fast. I'll probably have more up in the next few days.
Thanks for the HITs!! Couple of questions, what do you want us to do with awful images and poor spelling? Like BLATANTLY misspelled... but you still know what they mean... and pictures that are clearly of the food listed food, but are blurry and whatnot. BTW, did not notice you changed the duration time and I ended up with 9 abandoned HITs just now
What if the image shows eggs, bacon, watermelon, and toast but the description says eggs, bacon, and coffee?
Hey Andrew thanks for being a requestor! Didn't see this mentioned, but if you've addressed it previously just let me know. Is there a general recommendation for descriptions in foreign languages? I try to do my best with google and it seems I've been pretty lucky so far, but I didn't know if you wanted us to do that or just mark foreign languages descriptions as a mismatch.
