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marco-c avatar marco-c commented on July 19, 2024
In data_inconsistencies.py, print how many screenshots we have collected and how many we could have collected

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marco-c avatar marco-c commented on July 19, 2024

The functions in utils.py should already be taking this into account.

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Shashi456 avatar Shashi456 commented on July 19, 2024

@marco-c Do all of them do this already? and what do you think about having the data coverage function, i think a measure of how successful we are at dataset collection could help us in the long run

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marco-c avatar marco-c commented on July 19, 2024

@marco-c Do all of them do this already?

Yes, the ones we care about.

and what do you think about having the data coverage function, i think a measure of how successful we are at dataset collection could help us in the long run

Do you mean the number of webcompat bugs we haven't taken screenshots for yet? Yes, that sounds useful.

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Shashi456 avatar Shashi456 commented on July 19, 2024

Do you mean the number of webcompat bugs we haven't taken screenshots for yet? Yes, that sounds useful.

Yeah, I meant this. Do we take any note of what bugs we've collected for yet?

But also I was pointing at the fact that, if we are collecting about 1000 set of images through our crawler and then some say 100 sets are inconsistent, we are only using 90% of the collection. I think a measure of this could help us in the long run.
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marco-c avatar marco-c commented on July 19, 2024

Yes, a script to see how many we have collected can definitely be useful.

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marco-c avatar marco-c commented on July 19, 2024

This can be part of the data_inconsistencies.py script.

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