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# 💡 Task Reward Calculation

TAGGER welcomes all users who wish to contribute to the development of AI to participate in creating value from data. Here, you can engage in various data tasks such as data collection, data cleaning, and data annotation to create data value and receive real-time work rewards. TAGGER possesses a comprehensive and efficient intelligent work system to assist participants in data tasks and to evaluate and certify the results of their work, ensuring that all users can fairly receive corresponding token rewards.

## Reward Calculation Formula <a href="#reward-calculation-formula" id="reward-calculation-formula"></a>

**AI Copilot Labeling:**\
\&#xNAN;*$TAG = single task reward × halving coefficient × account level coefficient × mask accuracy coefficient*

**Manual Labeling:**\
\&#xNAN;*$TAG = single task reward × halving coefficient × account level coefficient × daily pass proportion coefficient*

**Data Review:**\
\&#xNAN;*$TAG = single task reward × halving coefficient × account level coefficient × daily review accuracy coefficient*

**Account Level Coefficient**

***account level coefficient = 1 + 0.01 x account level,*** which is designed to incentivize long-term data workers. The progression of account levels is outlined in the table below.

| account level | task completed requirements |
| ------------- | --------------------------- |
| 0 to 5        | 10 task per level           |
| 6 to 10       | 20 task per level           |
| 11 to 15      | 30 task per level           |
| 16 to 20      | 40 task per level           |
| 21 to 25      | 50 task per level           |
| 26 to 30      | 100 task per level          |
| 31 to 35      | 150 task per level          |
| 36 to 40      | 200 task per level          |
| 41 to 45      | 250 task per level          |
| 46 to 50      | 300 task per level          |
| 51 to 55      | 400 task per level          |
| 56 to 60      | 500 task per level          |
| 61 to 65      | 600 task per level          |
| 66 to 70      | 700 task per level          |
| 71 to 75      | 800 task per level          |
| 76 to 80      | 1000 task per level         |
| 81 to 85      | 1200 task per level         |
| 86 to 90      | 1400 task per level         |
| 91 to 95      | 1600 task per level         |
| 96 to 100     | 1800 task per level         |


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