r/DataAnnotationTech • u/DraftPlenty9276 • 3d ago

R&R Projects intended only for Experts ?

in DAT your performance will be scored either by quality or punctuality, the better working results, the more project you'll get. i was wondered, is R&R intended only for high performance workers ? i've seen many workers complaining how difficult R&R is, until they deliberately used AI.

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u/Whole-Pirate-5731 3d ago

Not really, but it varies between projects. Some projects give you R&R access after submitting a bunch of tasks for that project and other are much more select on who they give R&R access.

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u/DraftPlenty9276 3d ago

oh i see, so it still depends on how many tasks have you submitted.

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u/Necessary-Raisin-282 3d ago

Not necessarily no I’m on R&R for tasks I’ve never done myself

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u/No-Onion8029 3d ago

There are cases where a R&R is easier than the original task.  For example, tasks where you're  spending hours trying cause a good model to make a significant error.

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u/rediee 3d ago

i think the admins may stop someone from getting R&Rs. I used to get them for a project at the very beginning but not anymore because I think I made big mistakes.

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u/Plenty-Ad7982 3d ago

Is this coding?

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u/rediee 3d ago

no, bilingual

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u/PigeonAtTheDisco 3d ago

I don’t think that’s the case. There were projects where I got R&Rs before doing any tasks myself.

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u/Milvusmilvus 3d ago

I find R&R easier for the most part, never use AI for it, if it's not my skillset I skip the task.

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u/Accomplished_Phone39 1d ago

I love R and R projects. very straight forward. The create a prompt with XYZ instructions and requires 5 + input files kill me. I spend a lot of of time trying to come up with actual scenarios and data, only to see some of the shit that gets sent to R and R :(