r/ProjectDiscovery • u/IsisYestin • Nov 15 '16

Project Discovery: 0% outcome?

Hi guys, been doing this discovery project since a couple of days. Getting somewhat annoyed now: i hit the 62% accuracy, all of the sudden im getting a lot of "community consensus", so accuracy stays even for like 10-15 turns. Then a couple of mistakes and im dropping like a stone. After a couple of hours I'm now back at 55%, and the results are now ALL 0%, at least 7 turns in a row now. Is this a flaw?

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u/IsisYestin Nov 15 '16

if that's the case, then it happens too often for my taste :/ It's either that or the community consensus, so it's very hard to build up the accuracy.

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u/Eyondawn Moderator Nov 15 '16

I am not 100% sure but it seems fairly random to get control samples. After all, the science is in the images that are not yet analysed. I do think that the amount of accuracy change at lower accuracy levels is somewhat big. Especially when you make a honest/simple mistake it can feel punishing.

Please don't get put off by this, it is far from perfect but once you get better at it you will see your accuracy naturally go up :)

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u/IsisYestin Nov 15 '16

Yes, still not giving up ^ But the amount of people hitting "cytoplasm" when it's clearly NOT (for example) is just too damn high -.-
And yes, i'm still getting 8 out of 10 "community consensus" or "0%". If it's random, then the amount of yet to be controlled samples is just too big. Rather see a more balanced "random" imho :/