Design Lessons From Binary Fission: A Crowd Sourced Game for Precondition Discovery
Design Lessons From Binary Fission: A Crowd Sourced Game for Precondition Discovery
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二元裂变的设计经验:用于前提条件发现的众包游戏
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2016
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B. Laurel
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K. Compton;Heather Logas;J. Osborn;Chandranil Chakraborttii;Kelsey A. Coffman;D. Fava;Dylan Lederle;Zhongpeng Lin;J. Mazeika;Afshin Mobramaein;Johnathan Pagnutti;H. Sánchez;E. J. Whitehead;B. Laurel
ion of formal verification One of the strengths of Binary Fission is how well it abstracts away the messy details of formal software verification and presents it as a simple sorting problem. This allows for Binary Fission to represent a wide range of data types and predicates, and get input data from a wide variety of programs. This also keeps Binary Fission accessible to a wide audience. However, this abstraction also turned players off to playing the game. A subset of players wanted to know more about the mathematical underpinnings behind the quarks, filters and sorting, and felt frustrated by the lack of information they could get about any particular problem. Finding the correct balance between expressibility and flexibility is a core problem in crowd sourced formal verification games. In addition, it becamemore difficult to leverage the innate human skill of spacial intuition at such a high level of abstraction.