Divergent Association Task: Fast creativity test
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Divergent Association Task: Fast creativity test
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#2I suppose that I did relatively well.
This is most interesting as a test as such. That is: how is it implemented?
Getting too concerned about the results may be hasty.
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#3I suppose that I did relatively well. This is most interesting as a test as such. That is: how is it implemented? Getting too concerned about the results may be hasty.
This FAQ by them is quite nice:
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#4Ugh I over thought this and had a really basic word in the mix of my super silly sat vocab words - by my estimate this was different, but not by their metric.
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#5My score is better than average, but looking at the highest scoring sets they seem to not follow the rules, because they use specialised terms like "trichrome" or "pustule".
I'm not a native English speaker, but I don't suppose the mentioned words are used in normal conversation.
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#7I kind of wish they had asked whether respondents had come across semantic similarity, or had previous experience with linguistics, NLP, or sentiment analysis. I don’t think I’m particularly creative but guessing at how it must have been implemented under the covers I have to believe contributed bunch to the score I received. It’d be interesting to have seen how much of one’s score can be explained by those past experiences.
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#8It's interesting to know the possible difference for native and non-native English speakers for this test.
I got "higher than 94.3%" and wonder if being non-native puts me at an advantage for the task.
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#9It seems the way this works is that you get a higher score if the 2-gram frequencies for all pairs in your set are low. But this can easily be gamed just by choosing very specific words, since they will naturally occur rarely with other niche words, regardless of whether or not their meanings are "related" in any sense.
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#10It seems the way this works is that you get a higher score if the 2-gram frequencies for all pairs in your set are low. But this can easily be gamed just by choosing very specific words, since they will naturally occur rarely with other niche words, regardless of whether or not their meanings are "related" in any sense.
Ok, do it and report back. Remember, you need to think of the words yourself.