2022
DOI: 10.1109/access.2022.3148400
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Microtasking Activities in Crowdsourced Software Development: A Systematic Literature Review

Abstract: With the utilization of crowdsourcing as a problem-solving approach, software industry has progressed tremendously in recent few years. It is a powerful approach which supports distributed human intelligence to solve complex problems in the field of software development, machine learning, linguistics, medical, interpretation and other considerable fields of study. Different models of crowdsourcing have been used depending on the nature of required outcome of the task, and have had varying levels of success to … Show more

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“…The paper researches and reviews all of the publications until 2020. Another review [7] provides a baseline understanding of microtasks and explores previous research within crowdsourcing while listing and verifying microtask activities and their categories, which could be helpful for researchers and platforms. For integrating agile development methodology with crowdsourcing, a literature review is carried out to specify challenges and summarize them into five categories [8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The paper researches and reviews all of the publications until 2020. Another review [7] provides a baseline understanding of microtasks and explores previous research within crowdsourcing while listing and verifying microtask activities and their categories, which could be helpful for researchers and platforms. For integrating agile development methodology with crowdsourcing, a literature review is carried out to specify challenges and summarize them into five categories [8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%