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It is now widely recognized that predictive coding can, in fact, considerably reduce the cost and effort of eDiscovery and increase its accuracy. The pundits have turned lately to discussions of how predictive coding can “best” be implemented. But the technology used is only one part of the equation that determines the ultimate cost and accuracy of predictive coding. The human factor remains important as well. According to Patrick Oot, “Technology providers using similar underlying technology, but different human resources, performed in both the top and bottom tiers of all categories.” […]
Read the original article at: Baseball, Birthing, and Bias: The Human Factor in Predictive Coding