New ‘Surveyman’ software promises to revolutionize survey design and accuracy

Doctoral student Emma Tosch of University of Massachusetts Amherst School of Computer Science won a Best Paper award this week at the premier international computer programming language design conference in Portland, Ore., for her work on “Surveyman,” a first-of-its-kind software system for designing, deploying and automatically debugging surveys to improve their accuracy and trustworthiness.

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New ‘Surveyman’ software promises to revolutionize survey design and accuracy


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