In a state used to short, three-month campaigns, "We're very much creating a culture shock down here," says Ms Jones.Republican canvassers first ask voters a filtering question: what do they think of Obamacare?
The questionnaire was divided into four main parts: an open section where the informant freely describes the symptoms and signs preceding death, and their sequence; followed by a closed section in which a basic filtering question, when answered positively, leads to a more detailed enquiry of the particular symptom.
Then, we filtered questions used in the training sets from the initially collected set of questions.
You can also get an overview of the questions you've been asked at the Mobspin homepage, which allows users to filter questions by the people who have asked them (you can choose to view questions only from your friends, friends of friends, and so on).
"Filter questions" were used for each cost item to clarify and to the improve user-friendliness of the questionnaire items.
Evaluation studies have shown that the system could generate questions as useful as human supervisors and significantly outperformed human peers and generic questions in most quality measures after filtering out questions with grammatical and semantic errors (Liu et al. 2012).
They said that the issue of Internet blocking and filtering raised questions about the ability of governments to censor the Internet.
Which doesn't mean that it will happen, because I'm pretty sure that the media will be filtering the questions and anything that really rocks the firmament of our bought-and-paid-for government will be kept far away from the forum.
"A partial independence item response model for surveys with filter questions". Sociological Methodology 36: 257-360.
And as for taxation, we should be asking some simple filter questions that are nowhere in our tax debate today.
