Pabruva @pabruva.bsky.social · 14/09/2025that result in mislabeling. Have you devised any metric to account for this? I imagine it's insignificant for A+ categories but it can surely muddle the smaller crew categories. 110
Antoine Mayerowitz @antoine.mayerowitz.io · 14/09/2025My biggest fear (for classification purposes) is not so much that the credits are biased, but that the bias would be different between categories. For example, if 10% of workers are not credited for all games, this would bias the raw measure but not change the resulting classification. 220
Pabruva @pabruva.bsky.social · 14/09/2025Completely understandable, I know (but NDA) whole studios working uncredited for AAA games. The question I guess, assuming crediting probability is constant, is if outsourcing scales with in studio size. Yet again, thought provoking and congrats. I still take a very manichean posture on the indie → 130
Antoine Mayerowitz @antoine.mayerowitz.io · 14/09/2025Another issue with bias would be the changes in crediting practice over time. This is hard to adjust for, because you don't know if credits increase over time because games are more complex or because you're crediting people who might not have been credited before. 130
