Tagger Documentation
  • About Tagger
    • 🛸 Our Vision
    • 🔌 What We Do
  • Challenges in the Current Data Economy
    • 🌏 Chaotic Data Authentication
    • 📂 Difficulty in Data Acquisition
    • 📌 Quality of Labeled Data
    • 🪝 Data Silos
    • 🛡️ Privacy and Ethical Issues
    • 🧳 The Need for Continuous Maintenance
  • Our Solutions
    • 📃 Data Authentication Protocol
    • 🌲 A Full-Stack Decentralized AI Data Solutions Platform
      • Web 3 Crowdsourcing
      • Simple Onboarding, Instant Global Payments
      • DePIN-Based Data Collection and Sharing
      • AI Copilot Labeling Tool
      • Permissionless AI Marketplace
      • Data Developer Community
      • Human-In-The-Loop
  • Tagger Features
    • Data Authentication Protocol
    • Decentralized AI Data Collection
    • Decentralized AI Data Labeling
    • Data Evaluation, Cleaning, and Processing
    • Data Trading and Management
    • HITL Telegram Mini App
  • Hardware
    • ⌚ Health Monitoring Wristband
  • Tokenomics
    • ☑️ $TAG
    • 🪙 Token Distribution
    • 💡 Task Reward Calculation
      • AI Copilot Labeling
      • Manual Labeling
      • Data Review and Staking
      • 👥 Daily Task Bonus
  • Smart Contract and Audit
    • 📄 Audits
    • 🖼️ NFT Smart Contract
    • 🪙 Token Smart Contract
  • Roadmap
  • Team
  • Contact Us
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  1. Challenges in the Current Data Economy

📌 Quality of Labeled Data

Data annotation is a labor-intensive and time-consuming process, heavily reliant on the expertise and precision of annotators. Since the quality of data annotations directly affects the performance of AI models, ensuring high-quality annotations is a critical task. As AI moves toward real-world applications across various vertical domains, professional datasets have become highly sought after to train or fine-tune models for specific industries.

However, the shortage of high-quality professional datasets is largely due to the fact that general annotators lack the specialized knowledge required for accurate annotation in fields such as medicine, biology, mechanics, and industry. Additionally, there is a significant lack of professional annotators in these fields. The path to improving annotation quality lies in providing better training, leveraging intelligent annotation assistance tools, and implementing rigorous quality control measures.

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