Applying Your Expertise in a Categorization Project

As a reviewer, you are assigned a sampling of the records in a dataset and asked to place them into the predefined categories of a taxonomy. When you are sure of the category for a record, you "label" the record with that category.

• If that category is already associated with the record, either by another reviewer or by Tamr, you can simply upvote it.
• If a different category is already associated with the record and you disagree with that categorization, you can downvote it. If you're sure that the category you selected is more accurate, you also label the record with your category.

You can also comment on records to provide context or an explanation for your responses.

Curators are responsible for deciding between conflicting responses. By providing labels, upvoting and downvoting the labels provided by others, and adding comments, reviewers give the curators insight into the perspectives of different experts, and ultimately help them make the most informed decisions.

• To locate records, filter categorizations.
• To provide feedback, review categorizations.

For information on configuring the display of tabular data in Tamr, or searching for data, see Navigating Data.