Frequently Asked Questions
General1. What is ZiiTrend?
2. Why predict?
3. What topics can I predict?
4. What are Ziibos?
5. How accurate is ZiiTrend's prediction?
6. How can I report problems?
All Prediction Topics
1. What is a prediction topic?
2. How do I participate in a prediction topic?
3. How do I interpret the ZiiValue?
4. How do I interpret the bar/line graph?
5. How do I predict?
6. How do I change my prediction?
7. How do I review my past prediction?
8. After a prediction event happened, how do I update the result of the prediction?
9. After a prediction event happened, how do I see my prediction score in a topic?
10. How do I create a new topic or prediction?
11. After I save my new topic, where do I find it?
12. When I make my own prediction, how objective do I need to be?
13. What should I do with bad topics?
14. Is ZiiTrend prediction exactly like a Poll?
15. Verifiable vs. Casual Predictions. What do they mean?
16. How does topic life cycle work?
Stock Prediction Topics
1. What are timeframes? What is target time?
2. In a stock prediction, what exactly are we predicting?
3. Can I update my stock predictions?
4. How is my prediction scored?
5. How do I interpret ZiiValue / Community Value?
6. How often is the market data updated?
7. How to read the Index/Stock overview tables?
8. How to read the Stock Prediction Table?
User Profiles
1. What is my authority? How do the system know what I am good at?
2. Who are my friends on ZiiTrend?
3. Do I need authorization from another user to add him/her as my friend?
4. What are badges?
5. What do the vital figures mean?
6. What do all the badges mean?
Prediction Accuracy and Score
1. How are my accuracy and score calculated?
Channel
1. What is Prediction Channel? How to use it? (for Channel Users)
2. What is Prediction Channel? How to use it? (for Channel Owners)
General
1. What is ZiiTrend?
A community where you can predict future events, share your thoughts and train your mind.
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What will happen?
Wonder what will happen in the future? You can browse and search for prediction topics, or create a new prediction topic yourself.
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Predict together
Predict the future together with other Ziibos. Join us to experience the power of social prediction with better forecast and knowledge discovery.
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See the future
See the Ziibos' prediction before the event happens, and keep track of your own prediction score afterwards.
2. Why predict?
There are many benefits to prediction. Here are some examples:
- See the future before others.
- Train your mind to become a top trend predictor in your area of interest. In ZiiTrend, you can keep track of your progress in your personal profile.
- Challenge your friends, and have fun predicting together. In ZiiTrend, you can earn points and badges by predicting the future correctly, and find out what type of predictor you really are.
- Predicting the future accurately can help your personal financial investment. What's more powerful than anticipating the next real estate boom?
- Keep yourself on the cutting edge of product and fashion trends.
- And more awaiting for you to explore ...
3. What can I predict?
You can predict ANY future events that you are interested in. You are encouraged to predict a future event that other users are also interested in. The prediction result will be a lot more interesting if more users participate in the same prediction topic.
4. What are Ziibos?
Ziibos are the users of the ZiiTrend community. By predicting together, Ziibos can see the future more clearly. If you would like to know what ZiiTrend is all about, please check out our introduction.
If you have not become a Ziibo yet, please join us here.
5. How accurate is ZiiTrend's prediction?
In general, predictions on Ziitrend are more accurate than predictions done by any individual. The accuracy is influenced by many factors, including:
- number of participants in a prediction topic
- how well a prediction topic is defined
- available news and information during the prediction period
- predictive power of all participants (Ziibos)
To serve you better, we will continue to improve the quality of the ZiiTrend prediction algorithms, information and workflows.
6. How can I report problems?
If there is anything that will help us serve you better, please email us at support@ziitrend.com.
If you experience abuse, harassment, threats, impersonation, or intimidation on the site, or if you find abusive use of the site, please email us at abuse@ziitrend.com. We will investigate and take appropriate actions to make sure ZiiTrend remains an enjoyable community.
All Prediction Topics
1. What is a prediction topic?
A prediction topic describes a future event or a future date in which the result is not yet known. Such an event may have one or many possible outcomes. Each outcome is associated with a chance (0% : will not happen vs. 100% : will happen)
A prediction topic also has an "event date" that indicates when the event will happen, or in other words, when the result will be known. For example, the 2008 United States presidential election will be held on the "event date" November 4, 2008. The result should be known after this date.
Once the "event date" is passed, users can start reporting the results in the topic. After a week of reporting period, the topic is closed automatically. You can still view a topic after it is closed.
2. How do I participate in a prediction topic?
You can participate in many ways:
- add your comment
- add/track related news
- edit wiki article. A wiki article is where you describe the background information related to the prediction.
- And of course, you can make your own prediction!
3. How do I interpret the ZiiValue?
ZiiValue represents the collective prediction of all participants in this topic. For example, a topic can be about "Who will win the 2008 U.S. Presidential Election" on November 4, 2008. If Candidate A has a ZiiValue of 33%, it means the ZiiTrend community estimates Candidate A has 33% chance in winning the election.
You can choose to agree or disagree with the ZiiValue. You are encouraged to enter your own prediction based on your knowledge and interpretation of the future event.
4. How do I interpret the bar/line graph?
There are two types of graphs reflecting what users predicted. The bar graph shows the current ZiiValue that represents how the ZiiTrend community see the future right now.
The line graph shows how the ZiiValue changes in the past. By reading the line graph with related news together, you can see how each piece of news influences our prediction of the future. The up-to-date information can help you understand the future better.
5. How do I predict?
You can make your prediction by clicking the "I Predict" button. It will show you a list of possible outcomes. You may simply slide the pointer to reflect your confidence in the outcome (0% : will not happen vs. 100% : will happen), or preciously enter the chance on textbox. Then you can click the "Predict All" buttons to confirm your entry.
Your submission is then used to calculate the ZiiValue. Congratulations! You have just added your predictive power to the topic. Your prediction might push the ZiiValue up or down accordingly.
6. How do I change my prediction?
After you make your first prediction, you might decide to change your prediction upon new information, or you have a change of opinion. All you have to do is re-submit your prediction again. There is no limit on how many times you can re-submit. In fact, you are encouraged to change your prediction as often as you like, whenever news or new information is available.
7. How do I review my past prediction?
When you are viewing the topic page, you can click the "Past Predictions" tab to view a list of your past predictions on this topic.
8. After a prediction event happened, how do I update the result of the prediction event?
After the event date is passed, if you know what really happened, please let us know. In the topic page, you can update the results by clicking the "I Answer" button. If you do not agree with the current reported values, feel free to enter your own.
9. After a prediction event happened, how do I see my prediction score in a topic?
After the event date is passed, users can update us on the results of the event. After that, ZiiTrend will calculate the prediction score of each participant. You can view your own prediction score by clicking the "Score" tab for scored topics, or go directly to your own profile.
10. How do I create a new topic or prediction?
In the predictions list page, you create a new prediction by clicking the "Add Prediction" link in the upper right corner of the page. You can then follow the instructions in the subsequent web pages. At the end of the wizard, you can choose to publish your prediction topic right away by clicking "Publish Now" button, or save this new topic for later publishing by clicking "Save for Later" button.
11. After I save my new topic, where do I find it?
In your personal profile, you can navigate to your own unpublished prediction list to see your unpublished new topic. When you decide to publish your topic, you can click the "Publish Now" button. It will then walk you thru the publishing wizard. Please note that, once you publish your topic, it will start showing up in the public listing. You can not undo a publishing action.
If you decide to permanently remove an unpublished topic, you can click the "Remove" button beside the topic title.
12. When I make my own prediction, how objective do I need to be?
You can be as subjective as you want when you enter your prediction, as long as you answer the right question "What WILL happen?" instead of "What I WANT to happen". Some people make their prediction based on research, and some people make their prediction based on gut feelings. We do not care how you come up with a prediction as long as you answer the right question, and the answer truly comes from you.
13. What should I do with bad topics?
Sometimes you may want to report bad topics for one of the following reasons:
- Duplicated topic
- Poorly defined topic
- Inappropriate topic
You can help improve the quality of topics by reporting bad topics. To report a bad topic, you can click the "Report Topic" button in beside a topic title. If you have any other complaints, please write to us at abuse@ziitrend.com. Our team will take appropriate action.
14. Is ZiiTrend prediction exactly like a Poll?
In short, the answer is No. A prediction on ZiiTrend is quite different from a poll. Polls usually collect opinions from a random sample of people and then extend these answers to apply to a larger group. Questions in polling are usually in the form, "What do you WANT to happen?"
However, on ZiiTrend, we help users to define and make predictions. Questions in ZiiTrend are usually in the form, "What do you think WILL happen?" So ZiiTrend users predict the future regardless of personal preference.
Also, in ZiiTrend, we keep track of individual prediction accuracy. We will factor in users' past performance when calculating the final ZiiTrend prediction. You can think of the whole ZiiTrend community as a giant smart predictor who learns from past mistakes and becomes better every day.
Next time, when you predict on ZiiTrend, make sure you answer the correct question: "What WILL happen?" instead of "What do I WANT to happen?"
15. Verifiable vs. Casual Predictions. What do they mean?
There are two types of predictions on ZiiTrend -
verifiable predictions
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casual predictions
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Here is a summary of their differences:
| Icon | Prediction Type | Description | Examples |
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Verifiable Prediction | This is a prediction in which the result can be verified after the closing date.
As the result, ZiiTrend will score this topic if enough people answer the result.
Every Ziibo (user) who participated in this prediction will receive a prediction score and accuracy.
This score can be found in the topic score tab, and the user profile.
Verifiable prediction life cycle: 
For information on topic life cycle, click here |
"Who will win the next US presidential election?" (Because the result will be known after the election date, this is a verifiable prediction.) "World Cup Final Prediction: Team A vs. Team B." (Because the result will be known after the game, this is a verifiable prediction.) |
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Casual Predictions | This is a prediction in which the result cannot be verified. As the result,
ZiiTrend will not score this topic. It is still a lot of fun to predict the
future even if the result is not known. ZiiTrend is all about social prediction.
As long as a prediction topic is interesting, it is welcome here.
Casual prediction life cycle: 
For information on topic life cycle, click here |
"Will New Product XYZ be popular?" (It is very hard to verify the popularity of a product, so it is a casual prediction.) "Will you get a raise this month?" (Because the result is not public knowledge and cannot be verified by the community, this is a casual prediction) |
16. How does topic life cycle work?
A prediction topic on ZiiTrend goes thru different stages after it is published.
| Stage | Description | Apply To |
| Fresh |
When a topic is published, it is Active and it shows up in the Fresh list.
This list is for browsing recently published prediction topics.
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Verifiable Prediction
Casual Prediction
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| Hot |
If a topic gains popularity, it shows up in the Hot list as an Active topic.
This list is used for browsing popular prediction topics.
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Verifiable Prediction
Casual Prediction
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| Closed |
After a topic is closed, it shows up in the Closed list.
This list contains the recently closed predictions. Ziibos (users) can come back to
these closed topics, and answer the results of the predictions.
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Verifiable Prediction
Casual Prediction
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| Scored |
If the result of a prediction (in the Closed list) is answered by enough Ziibos (users),
ZiiTrend will caculate the prediction scores for all Ziibos participated in this topic. This
prediction then shows up in the Scored list.
Ziibos can come back to this list to review their own or the community prediction performance.
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Verifiable Prediction ONLY
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Stock Prediction Topics
1. What are timeframes? What is target time?
When predicting stocks, we are interested in the community predictions in short-term, mid-term and long-term timeframes. We have defined 3 prediction timeframes:
- 3-day (short -term)
- 2-week (mid-term)
- 1-month (long-term)
A target time is the point in time you are predicting, and it is calculated from your selected timeframe. For example, if you predict that a stock will go up in a 3-day timeframe, then your target time is 3 trading days later at market closing time. When the target time is reached, your prediction will be scored right after the market closing time. For example, if you make a 3-day prediction on July 7 (Mon), your prediction is closed and scored on July 10 (Thu).
If you want to learn how to interpret stock prediction values, please read another faq question here.
2. In a stock prediction, what exactly are we predicting?
We are predicting if the future close price of a stock will go UP or DOWN compared to today's close price. Each prediction has its own timeframe and target time, and the prediction value is in percentage chance.
When you make your prediction, if you are confident that an outcome (UP or DOWN) will happen you may assign a higher percentage value to it. For example, if you believe the stock will go UP, you can predict with the following values:
- 100% chance UP / 0% chance DOWN (more confident it will go up)
- 70% chance UP / 30% chance DOWN (less confident it will go up)
Let's say you made the first prediction above (100% chance UP) on Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) at $500, and your selected timeframe is 3-day. Three trading days later, GOOG's price becomes $510, then your prediction is correct! You will then earn scores from this prediction.
If you want more examples on how to interpret stock prediction values, please read another faq question here.
If you want to know how your predictions are scored, please read another faq question here.
3. Can I update my stock predictions?
You may update your stock prediction anytime. Your previous prediction will then be scored when the market is closed, and then replaced by the new prediction. If your previous prediction is made after the last market-closed time, the previous prediction will not be scored but canceled.
Here are two scenarios for you to consider:
1. You have made a prediction yesterday after the market close. Today you want to update the prediction before the market-closed time. Your new prediction will replace your previous one, and the previous one will NOT be scored BUT canceled.
2. You have made a prediction yesterday after the market close. Today you want to update the prediction after the market-closed time. Your new prediction will replace your previous one, and the previous one will scored in the next market-closed time.
4. How is my prediction scored?
Please continue to read on how your predictions are scored.
5. How do I interpret ZiiValue / Community Value?
For each timeframe, we use a percentage chance to represent how the community predicts. The UP% and DOWN% are statistically calculated based on past performance of each participant. The value varies between 0% (very unlikely to happen) to 100% (very likely to happen). Here is how we interpret the values:
- 100% UP / 0% DOWN - the community strongly believes that the stock will rise at the target time relative to the current price.
- 60% UP / 40% DOWN - the community tends to believe that the stock will rise at the target time relative to the current price.
- 50% UP / 50% DOWN - the community is uncertain about the future
- 40% UP / 60% DOWN - the community tends to believe that the stock will fall at the target time relative to the current price.
- 0% UP / 100% DOWN - the community strongly believe that the stock will fall at the target time relative to the current price.
6. How often is the market data updated?
All the stock prices on ZiiTrend are last market-close price (or so called end-of-day price). The market data is updated upon the market close (around 4:30pm ET). The historical charts are usually updated after 6:00pm ET.
7. How to read the Index/Stock overview tables?
The Index/Stock overview tables contain predictions and the latest market data. Here is some help on how to use these tables:
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Index/Stock Symbol: Click on this link to view or make predictions on this index/stock.
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Prediction Timeframe: This indicates the timeframe of the prediction values in this table. It can be 3-day, 2-week, or 1-month. If you want to know more about timeframe, please read another faq question here.
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Community Prediction: This is a community prediction value of a selected timeframe. An ▲(UP) value indicates the chance of this stock going UP. For example, the value 66%▲ means that the community believes this stock has a 66% chance to go UP in 3 days. If the chance of this stock going down is more likely, then we show the ▼(DOWN) value instead. If you want to know more about stock prediction in general, please read another faq question here.
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Latest Price Change: This is the actual price change between the latest-maket-close value, and its previous-market-close value. Please note that this price change value is NOT real-time data. If you want to know more about market data on ZiiTrend, please read another faq question here.
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20-min Delayed Stock Chart: Hover your mouse over this icon to see a 20-min delayed stock chart. Click on the icon to jump to the Yahoo Finance page for this index/stock.
8. How to read the Stock Prediction Table?
The Stock Prediction Table contains a user's past predictions in stocks:
| Column | Description |
| Symbol |
This is the symbol of the index/stock you predicted.
You can click on it to enter the detail stock prediction page. |
| Timeframe |
This is the timeframe of your prediction.
It can be 3-day, 2-week or 1-month. The timeframe is used to calculate your target date. |
| Start Date |
This is the date when you made your prediction.
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| Target Date |
This is the date your prediction is referring to. It is detemined based on your start date and selected timeframe.
For example, if your selected timeframe is 3-day, and you made your prediction today, then your target date will be 3 trading days from now. |
| Start Price |
When you predict a stock going UP or doing DOWN, this price is use as the baseline.
To learn how start price and end price are determined, please read another faq question here. |
| Curr Price / End Price |
When your prediction is still active, this column shows the current price which, on ZiiTrend, is the latest market close price.
When your prediction is closed/scored, this column shows the end price. This the market close price of the end date To learn how start price and end price are determined, please read another faq question here. |
| Price Diff |
The is the price difference between the start price and curr price / end price. You can compare your prediction against this value to see if your predicted value is correct.
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| Predicted |
This is your predicted value. For example, if you think the stock has a 100% chance to go UP, your prediction value will be 100%▲.
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| Est Score / Score |
If your prediction is still active, this column shows the estimated score. This is the score you would have gotten if your prediction is scored right now.
If your prediction is closed/scored, this column shows the actual score. To learn how your score is caculated, please read another faq question here. |
| Est Acc / Acc |
If your prediction is still active, this column shows the estimated accuracy. This is the accuracy you would have gotten if your prediction is scored right now.
If your prediction is closed/scored, this column shows the actual accuracy. To learn how your accuracy is caculated, please read another faq question here. |
User Profiles
1. What is my authority? How do the system know what I am good at?
Your authority are defined in a list of subjects (i.e. tags) in your profile. After a prediction is answered and scored, your authority profile will be updated. If you have predicted well on the subject, you will earn more point for the relevant tags. The more authority you have on a subject, the more influence you will have on related predictions. The default score of a tag is 100.
For example, if your authority contains the tags "apple", "stock", and "technology", you are quite likely to be an expert in predictions related to US high-tech stocks. If "apple" is the tag of highest score in your profile, you are then named as "APPLE expert" as shown on your profile. If you want to get a nice title such as "APPLE expert", you have to perform well in the relevant predictions!!
The relative authority on a subject can be found here. For example, this is the rank of ziibos by their authority on "apple".
2. Who are my friends on ZiiTrend?
Friends on ZiiTrend are users (Ziibos) that might share the same interest as you. After you add other Ziibos as your friends, you will be able to keep track of the prediction topics they participated in. This is a quick and fun way to find prediction topics.
To learn more about adding another user as friend, please read another faq question here.
3. Do I need authorization from another user to add him/her as my friend?
No, as soon as you add another Ziibo as your friend, it will immediately be on your friend list. Adding a friend requires no authorization from the other user. If the other users are also interested in your predictions, they can also add you to their friend list.
4. What are badges?
Badges represent a record of your accomplishment on ZiiTrend. You can view other's badges by visiting their personal profile, or you can click the icon beside their usernames whenever you see them. You can earn more badges simply by participating more, and most importantly have fun predicting. There are many different badges you can earn.
5. What do the vital figures mean?
| Vital Figure | Description |
| Prediction Score | It is an accumulative score that you earn from all your predictions. After a prediction topic
is answered and scored, this score is incremented for good prediction, or deducted for bad prediction.
The default score is 1,000 for each prediction section, including News, Sport Leagues, and Stocks.
The last 30d score is the score that you receive in the last 30 days when prediction topics are answered and scored.
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| Accuracy | It represents how well you can predict in general. When a Ziibo just joins the community, his / her
accuracy is assumed to be 50% (obviously we have no idea how well you can predict). After some prediction topics
are answered and scored, the accuracy is updated accordingly. See how your accuracy will affect your
badges.
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| Score Rank | It represents how well a user predict on ZiiTrend relative to other users. Users are ranked based on the scores received
in the last 30 days. Rank #1 is the Ziibos who gained the most score in the last 30 days on ZiiTrend.
If no prediction is scored in the last 30 days, no rank is assigned. To keep yourself ranked, make predictions frequently.
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| Guru Point | Guru point represents your contribution to the community. Creating new topics,
adding news, and leaving comments will earn you guru points. Substanial points
are given for quality topics, news and comments which are voted up by other Ziibos.
On the other hand, your guru points are deducted if your contributions are voted down by others.
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6. What do all the badges mean?
| Badge | Name | Description |
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Super Ziibo | Accuracy above 90% |
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Time Traveler | Accuracy above 80% |
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Visionary | Accuracy above 70% |
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Forecaster | Accuracy above 60% |
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Learner | Accuracy above 40% |
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Normal Human | Accuracy below 40% |
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Predictor 1K+ | Predicted on 1000 topics or more |
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Predictor 500+ | Predicted on 500 topics or more |
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Predictor 200+ | Predicted on 200 topics or more |
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Predictor 100+ | Predicted on 100 topics or more |
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Predictor 50+ | Predicted on 50 topics or more |
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Predictor 20+ | Predicted on 20 topics or more |
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Predictor 5+ | Predicted on 5 topics or more |
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Predictor 1+ | Predicted on 1 topic or more |
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Author 50+ | Publish 50 topics or more |
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Author 10+ | Publish 10 topics or more |
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Author 5+ | Publish 5 topics or more |
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News Reporter 50+ | Added 50 news or more |
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News Reporter 20+ | Added 20 news or more |
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News Reporter 5+ | Added 5 news or more |
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Commentator 50+ | Commented 50 times or more |
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Commentator 20+ | Commented 20 times or more |
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Commentator 5+ | Commented 5 times or more |
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Voted Up 100+ | News/Comments received 100 votes or more |
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Voted Up 50+ | News/Comments received 50 votes or more |
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Voted Up 20+ | News/Comments received 20 votes or more |
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Voted Up 5+ | News/Comments received 5 votes or more |
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Voted Up 1+ | News/Comments received 1 votes or more |
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Birthday Ziibo | Today is this user's birthday. Happy Birthday! |
Prediction Accuracy and Score
1. How are my accuracy and score calculated?
For News & Sports Predictions:
For verifiable news predictions
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, your own prediction is scored against the answers submitted by users. For sports predictions, the system will provide the answers.
You will receive +30 score for 100% accuracy, 0 score for 50% accuracy, and -30 score for 0% accuracy. If your accuracy is above 50%, it means your prediction is close to the actual outcome, and vice versa.
Our accuracy and score calculation follows these rules of thumb:
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You will get a High Score, if you make a Correct prediction with High Confidence. For example, user 1 predicts outcome A with 100% chance, and user 2 predicts the same outcome A with 70% chance. If outcome A is the final answer, user 1 will receive a higher score than user 2.
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You will get a Low Score, if you make a Wrong prediction with High Confidence. For example, user 1 predicts outcome A with 100% chance, and user 2 predicts the same outcome A with 70% chance. If outcome A is NOT the final answer, user 1 will receive a lower (more negative) score than user 2.
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If you update your prediction more than once, the system takes into account all of the previous predictions to calculate your final score. For example, if you predicted outcome A with 100% confidence 30 days ago, and then updated it with 60% confidence 10 days before the closing date, the system will take a time-weighted average between the prediction values. This average value is then used to match against the final answer to calculate your score.
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In general, as a prediction is getting closer to the closing date, more information should be available to you to predict the future correctly. Therefore, the system will discount your score if you make your first prediction too late (in the last 1/4 of the prediction period). In this case, even though you put 100% confidence in the correct answer, you will not get a 100% accuracy or the maximum score. To achieve a high score, you should make your prediction as early as possible.
Your accuracy is calculated by:
- comparing the position you take (either the stock will go UP or DOWN)
- and the difference between the start price and end price.
Here is how ZiiTrend defines start price and end price:
- start price: When you place your prediction, (1) if the market is open, the value will be pending until today's close price is available in the system. The systme usually updates the price within an hour after market close. (2) if the market is closed, the value will be pending until the next open price is available in the system. The systme usually updates the price within an hour after market open.
- end price: This is the close price of your target date.
For example, you predict a stock will go UP with 70% confidence, and the start price is $100. At the end of the prediction timeframe, if the end price is $120, your accuracy will be 70%. If the end price is $80, your accuracy will be 100% - 70% = 30%.
If the price difference is less than 0.5%, the system assumes the price is unchanged. In this case, if you predicted 50% UP and 50% DOWN, your accuracy will be 100%, because your prediction is close to the actual outcome. Also, if you predicted 100% UP (0% DOWN), or 0% UP (100% DOWN), your accuracy will be 50%.
Your score is calculated when the market is closed on your target date by: (your confidence x price difference). For example, you predicted 70% UP on a stock with the start price of $100. At the end of the prediction timeframe, if the stock rises above $110 (+10%), your score will be 70% * 10% * 100 = +7. If the stock drops to $90 (-10%), your score will be 70% * -10% * 100 = -7.
Channel
1. What is Prediction Channel? How to use it? (for Channel Users)
The prediction channel page let you participate in predictions hand picked by your favorite user(s).
Benefits- Get involve in another user's prediction community with statistics and ranking.
- Participate in predictions hand picked by your favorite user(s).
- Predict in topics picked by your favorite user(s).
- Read the latest articles from another user's blog/website.
- View prediction statistics and ranking of a channel.
2. What is Prediction Channel? How to use it? (for Channel Owners)
The prediction channel page let you share your favorite predictions with other users. You can create a channel just like this one here.
Benefits- Expand your blog/website with prediction capabilities.
- Build your own prediction community with statistics and ranking.
- Share your favorite predictions with other users with similar interest.
- Add your favorite predictions to share with your community.
- Customize the banner and navigation to match the design of your own website.
- Link back to your blog or website latest articles with RSS/Atom feed.
- View your community statistics and ranking
