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Proposal for ML dataset on human interaction with randomness

A Reddit user on r/MachineLearning proposed the creation of a novel dataset focused on human interaction with randomness. This dataset would anonymously collect data on how individuals generate random sequences, their decision-making preferences, confidence levels, and reactions to outcomes. The goal is not to predict random events but to study human behavior itself, exploring patterns, biases, and cognitive artifacts that humans introduce when attempting to be random. Potential research applications include clustering decision-making styles, anomaly detection in behavior, and sequence modeling of human choices. AI

IMPACT Could lead to new avenues for studying human decision-making and cognitive biases through machine learning.

RANK_REASON User proposes a novel dataset concept on a discussion forum.

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Proposal for ML dataset on human interaction with randomness

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  1. r/MachineLearning TIER_1 English(EN) · /u/PleasantLow670 ·

    Could human behavioral randomness become a dataset? [D]

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>I've been thinking about a type of dataset that I don't see discussed very often: human interaction with randomness. </p> <p>Imagine collecting, over several years, anonymous records about lotteries simulations such as: how people generate &quot;…