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关于投稿 Evaluatology 2024 参与交流评价学的事宜 #296
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基于 ChatGPT,可以有如下输出: Title: Abstract (English): This approach will be particularly valuable to developers, project maintainers, academic researchers, and organizations aiming to better understand and assess the impact of individual contributions. Title (Chinese): 摘要 (中文): 可以考虑在此基础上进行修改与完善~ |
继续来一个数据集方面的题目和摘要: Title: Abstract (English): Title (Chinese): 摘要 (中文): |
我将《开源软件通识:知识体系指南》中的框架作为输入,结合 CFP 的主题,让 GPT 给出可能的题目,结果如下: 根据你提供的框架,结合“开源评价学”主题,以下是针对每个主要部分设计的优化论文题目。这些题目反映了开源项目、社区、生态以及创新、贡献等概念在开源评价中的核心地位。 1. 基础
2. 项目
3. 社区
4. 生态
总结:每个题目都结合了开源评价学与该框架中的核心要素,包括项目、社区、生态、创新、贡献等,旨在从评价学的角度探讨如何更好地衡量和评估开源项目及其相关要素。这些题目适合从开源治理、贡献者发展、社区健康、生态建设等不同层面展开研究。 |
为了实现开源评价学与《评价学:评价科学与工程》的融合和创新,接下来将重点参考《评价学》中的关键理论,结合开源领域的特性进行优化,真正构建跨学科的“开源评价学”体系。以下是具体的优化方案,涵盖了题目、摘要以及优化后的写作提纲。 优化后的题目:-开源评价学:跨学科视角下的开源生态评价体系构建与实践路径 优化后的摘要:随着开源技术在全球科技创新与数字经济中的重要性日益增加,开源生态的复杂性和多样性对其评价体系提出了新的挑战。然而,现有的开源评价体系往往局限于特定维度,无法全面、科学地反映开源生态中的各类对象和其相互关系。 本文提出了“开源评价学”这一跨学科的新兴概念,结合了评价科学与工程的理论框架,构建了一个涵盖开源项目、技术、社区、贡献者、企业与供应链的综合评价体系。通过借鉴《评价学》中的关键方法论,本文从系统视角、领域视角和动态与演化视角,系统化地分析与评估开源生态的各个关键组成部分。基于科学的评价标准与数据驱动的模型,本文探索了开源评价的工程化与科学化路径。 我们进一步讨论了该评价体系在开源社区、企业、教育机构及政策制定中的实际应用,展示了开源评价学在推动开源生态可持续发展、技术创新和贡献者激励方面的实践价值。本文旨在通过跨学科的融合创新,为开源生态提供全面的评价工具与方法,促进全球科技与经济的协同发展。 优化后的写作提纲:1. 引言
2. 开源评价学的跨学科定义与目标
3. 开源生态评价体系的局限与挑战
4. 结合评价科学的开源评价学框架
5. 评价模型与方法论的构建
6. 实践路径:开源评价学的应用场景
7. 结论
8. 未来展望
总结:通过借鉴《评价学:评价科学与工程》的理论框架,我们将评价科学与开源领域深度融合,建立了“开源评价学”这一跨学科创新的评价体系。本文的框架不仅涵盖了开源生态中的系统组成、领域分析和动态演化,还结合了科学的评价方法与数据驱动工具,为开源项目管理、社区治理和技术创新提供了新的评价视角和实践路径。这种跨学科的融合为开源生态的可持续发展奠定了坚实的理论基础和实践指南。 |
咱们是否可以考虑:
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题目:Open Source Evaluatology: Theoretical Framework and Practical Pathways for Systematic Evaluation of Open Source Ecosystem 摘要:As the importance of open source technology continues to grow in global technological innovation and the digital economy, the increasing complexity and diversity of the open source ecosystem present new challenges for its evaluation. Existing evaluation systems are commonly limited to specific dimensions, failing to comprehensively and scientifically capture the various entities within the open source ecosystem and their interrelationships. This paper introduces the interdisciplinary concept of "Open Source Evaluatology," which combines the theoretical frameworks of evaluation science and engineering. It proposes a comprehensive evaluation system that encompasses open source projects, technologies, communities, contributors, enterprises, and supply chains. Drawing on key methodologies from Evaluatology, this paper systematically analyzes and assesses the critical components of the open source ecosystem from a systems perspective, a domain perspective, and a dynamic and evolutionary perspective. Using scientifically established evaluation standards and data-driven models, we explore the pathways for engineering and scientific evaluation of the open source ecosystem. Furthermore, we discuss the practical applications of this evaluation framework in open source communities, enterprises, educational institutions, and policy-making. We demonstrate the practical value of Open Source Evaluatology in promoting sustainable development of the open source ecosystem, fostering technological innovation, and incentivizing contributors. Through interdisciplinary innovation, this paper aims to provide comprehensive evaluation tools and methodologies for the open source ecosystem, contributing to the coordinated development of global science, technology, and economy. |
title:Evaluating the Performance of Complex Textual Tasks Generated by Large Language Models The evaluation methodology includes automated testing and evaluation, A/B testing, and human evaluation. In automated evaluation, three approaches are applied: (1) statistical scoring, which quantifies the quality of the generated text using statistical metrics; (2) model-based scoring, which employs other evaluation models to assess the quality of the generated content; and (3) hybrid scoring, which integrates both statistical and model-based scoring for a comprehensive assessment. A/B testing compares the performance of different models or prompts, while human evaluation relies on expert or user feedback to complement the automated assessments. Through this comprehensive evaluation framework, this paper provides a thorough analysis and assessment of large language models in complex text generation tasks. |
Title:Constructing Benchmarks for Open Source Ecosystems: A Stakeholder Needs-Driven Approach AbstractAs open source technology increasingly influences the advancement of worldwide innovations and the digital marketplace, the heterogeneity and intricacy of its ecosystem have also escalated, posing new challenges for benchmark construction tailored to open source environments. Traditional benchmarking approaches are often confined to specific static environments, assessing the effectiveness of methodologies through measured metrics. However, in open source contexts characterized by high degrees of freedom, strong liquidity, and broad interaction, the community dynamically generates new real-world needs daily. Consequently, benchmarks developed in static environments fail to effectively measure the value of methodologies within open source scenarios. In response, this paper advocates for a method of constructing open source benchmarks driven by the actual needs of stakeholders within the open source ecosystem, who frequently articulate their needs through the challenges they encounter. By identifying and understanding these needs, open source benchmarks can be designed to closely align with the actual demands of stakeholders, thereby enhancing its relevance and effectiveness. This approach not only facilitates the direct application of benchmark results in real-world scenarios for immediate feedback and verification but also enhances the authenticity and credibility of the evaluation outcomes. We propose a process for constructing open source benchmark: identifying the real needs of stakeholders within the open source ecosystem, translating these needs into specific tasks, creating benchmarks around these tasks, and applying the benchmark results to practical scenarios. This approach allows open source benchmarks to continuously adjust and improve based on real feedback, supporting the sustainable development of the open source ecosystem. This approach fosters a beneficial cycle of synergy between open source benchmark and stakeholder needs in the ecosystem, ensuring that benchmark originates from and is tailored to meet real-world needs. |
TitleOpen Source Informetrics: Theoretical Framework and Practical Path of Open Source Ecosystem AbstractAs open source technology increasingly influences global technological innovation and the digital economy, the complexity and diversity of the open source ecosystem present new challenges for scientific measurement. Current measurement methods for open source are often limited to specific dimensions and fail to provide a comprehensive and scientific evaluation of the diverse node types and collaborative relationships inherent in the ecosystem. This article introduces the interdisciplinary concept of "open source informetrics", which merges informetrics theory with the unique characteristics of the open source domain to develop a comprehensive measurement system. This system encompasses various entities, including actors, event actions, open source repositories, and code commits. The theoretical framework section explores the indicator types, analysis models, and evaluation systems associated with open source ecosystems and emphasizes the practical significance of these indicators in evaluating project management and community governance. In conclusion, this article synthesizes the theoretical framework and practical pathways of open source informetrics, emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary integration in promoting the sustainable development of open source ecosystems, and identifies future research directions and challenges. By deeply integrating informetrics with the field of open source, this article offers a new perspective and practical guidance for the management and technological innovation of open source projects. |
题目:Evaluating Long-Term Usage Patterns of Open Source Datasets: A Citation Network Approach 摘要: Researchers often encounter significant challenges in selecting appropriate datasets due to the lack of insight into how these datasets are being utilized. To address this challenge, this paper proposes establishing a connection between Open Source datasets and the citation networks of their corresponding academic papers. By constructing the citation network of the corresponding academic paper, we can obtain rich graph-structured information, such as citation times, authors, and more. Utilizing this information, we can evaluate the long-term usage patterns of the associated Open Source dataset. Furthermore, this paper conducts extensive experiments based on ten major dataset categories (Texts, Images, Videos, Audio, Medical, 3D, Graphs, Time Series, Tabular, and Speech) to demonstrate that the proposed method effectively evaluates the long-term usage patterns of Open Source datasets. Additionally, the insights gained from the experimental results can serve as a valuable reference for future researchers in selecting appropriate datasets for their work. |
title: A Benchmark Dataset and Evaluation of Collaboration Network in Open Source Software Community abstract: |
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受詹剑锋教授邀请,共同来组织 The First International Workshop on Evaluatology (Evaluatology 2024) 活动,对于我们来说则是一个不错的系统构建开源评价学(Open Source Evaluatology,OSE)的机会。
他们的一篇文章 A Short Summary of Evaluatology 也是值得参考~
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