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news articles linked from 73,000 entity pages. The model uses the existing news, article, and section information as ground truth and evaluates its performance by comparing its recommendations against the relations observed in
Knowledge (XXG). This research demonstrates that there is still a substantial amount of potential for using historical news archives to recommend revisions to existing Knowledge (XXG) content to make them more up-to-date. However, the authors did not release a tool to make these recommendations in practice, so there's nothing for the community to use yet. While Knowledge (XXG) covers many high-profile events, it nevertheless has a self-focus bias towards events and entities that are culturally proximate. This paper shows there is substantial promise in making sure all of Knowledge (XXG)'s articles are updated to reflect the most recent knowledge.
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addition, it confirmed that a journal's impact factor correlates with the likelihood of citation. The methodology is interesting and extensive, calculating the most probable 'neighbors' for a journal in terms of subject, and seeing if it was more or less likely to be cited than these topical neighbors. The expansion of the study to look at fifty different
Wikipedias, and covering a wide range of source topics, is welcome, and opens up a number of very promising avenues for future research - why, for example, is so little scholarly research on dentistry cited on Knowledge (XXG), compared to that for medicine? Why do some otherwise substantially-developed Wikipedias like Polish, Italian, or French cite relatively few scholarly papers?
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thoroughly to the literature, research on content quality in
Knowledge (XXG) in particular. Using authority to measure information quality is not novel, in the Knowledge (XXG)-related literature we find it in Stvilia's 2005 work on predicting Knowledge (XXG) article quality, where authority is reflected in the "proportion of admin edits" feature, and in a 2009 paper by Dalip et al. PageRank is part of their set of network features, a set that is found to have little impact on predicting quality. While these two examples aim to predict
675:. This choice caused the authors to re-implement MIME type identification by parsing file extensions themselves. Other information, like the date of creation of the file, or shutter speed for digital photographs, is also missing as a consequence of this choice. The resulting dataset is therefore not as rich as it could have been; since File metadata is stored in structured format in the MediaWiki database, it would arguably have been easier to extract than the free-form Content metadata the authors included.
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352:: Following up on their paper from last year's WikiSym where they had urged researchers to "consider the redirect" when studying pageview data on Knowledge (XXG), the authors argued that page protection deserves more attention when studying editing activity - it affects e.g. research on breaking news articles, as these are often protected. They went through the non-trivial task of reconstructing every article's protection status at a given moment in time from the protection log, resulting in a
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administrators), and the occasional contributors, to the projects’ stage in its life cycle or to other external variables." They measured a project's degree of bureaucracy using the numerical ratio of the number of admins vs. the number of anonymous edits and vs. the number of low activity editors. Among the findings summarized in the presentation: Big
Wikipedias are less efficient (partly due to negative economies of scale), and efficient Wikipedias are significantly more administered.
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397:"Tool-Mediated Coordination of Virtual Teams in Complex Systems" is the title of a paper at OpenSym 2015. The paper is a theory-driven examination of edits done by tools and tool-assisted contributors to WikiProjects in the English Knowledge (XXG). In addition to studying the extent of these types of edits, the paper also discusses how they fit into larger ecosystems through the lens of commons-based peer production and coordination theory.
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ClueBot NG. Interestingly, incorporating the features from ClueBot NG and STiki into VEWS slightly improves the overall accuracy, as depicted in the figure. Overall, the combination of VEWS and ClueBot NG is a fully automated vandal early warning system for
English language Knowledge (XXG), while VEWS by itself provides strong performance for identifying vandals in any language.
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are very efficient at detecting vandalism edits in
English (but not foreign languages), but detecting vandals is not their primary task. Straightforward adaptations of ClueBot NG and STiki to identify vandals yields modest performance. For instance, VEWS detects a vandal on average 2.39 edits before
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Methodologically, this work identifies and recommends news articles based on four features (salience, authority, novelty, and placement) while also recognizing that the relevance for news items to
Knowledge (XXG) articles changes over time. The paper evaluates their approach using a corpus of 350,000
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Identifying automated and tool-assisted edits in
Knowledge (XXG) is not trivial, and the paper carefully describes the mixed-method approach required to successfully discover these types of edits. For instance, some automated edits are easy to detect because they're done by accounts that are members
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The authors used a dump of
Wikimedia Commons's textual content from January 2015 as the basis of their work. They took into account "Page metadata" (title, contributors) and "Content metadata" (page content including information, license and other templates, as well as categories). They chose not to
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Hannover, Germany that suggests news articles for Knowledge (XXG) articles to incorporate. The paper builds on prior work that examines approaches for automatically generating new Knowledge (XXG) articles from other knowledge bases, accelerating contributions to existing articles, and determining
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presented the results of an extensive classification of edits on Wikidata, touching on such topics as the division of labor (i.e. the differences in edit types) between bots and human editors. Answering the title question, the presentation concluded that Wikidata can be regarded as a peer production
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skills. In other words, by learning how to edit Knowledge (XXG) students acquire skills that are useful, and perhaps essential, in today's world, such as ability to learn about online project's norms and values, how to deal with trolls, how to work with other in collaborative online projects, etc.
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level, rather than the journal level, it makes it very difficult to draw any conclusions on the basis of access status. The authors do acknowledge this limitation - "Furthermore, free copies of high impact articles from closed access journals may often be easily found online" - but perhaps had not
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quality, whereas the reviewed paper more directly measures the quality of the link structure, it is a missed opportunity for a discussion on what encompasses information quality. This discussion of information quality and how high quality can be achieved in wiki systems is further hindered by the
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In addition, a plausible alternative explanation is not considered in the study: fully open access journals tend to be younger. Two-thirds of those listed in Scopus have begun publication since 2005, against only around a third of closed-access titles, which are more likely to have a substantial
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in general are - which would be a substantially more interesting result. It has previously been shown that as of 2014, around half of all scientific literature published in recent years is open access in some form - that is, a reader can find a copy freely available somewhere on the internet. Of
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this August, we analyze differences in the editing behavior of vandals and benign users. Features that distinguish between vandals and benign users are derived from metadata about consecutive edits by a user and capture time between consecutive edits (very fast vs. fast vs. slow), commonalities
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The methodology used to measure wiki quality is interesting as it is an automated method that describes the link structure of a wiki, which can be turned into a support tool. However, the paper could have been greatly improved by discussing information quality concepts and connecting it more
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amongst categories of consecutively edited pages, hyperlink distance between pages, etc. These features are extended to also use the entire edit history of the user. Since the features only depend on the meta-data from an editor’s edits, VEWS can be applied to any language Knowledge (XXG).
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This paper, developed from one presented at the 9th International Conference on Web and Social Media, examined the citations used in Knowledge (XXG) and concluded that articles from open access journals were 47% more likely to be cited than articles from comparable closed-access journals. In
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This paper compared 37 different language Wikipedias, asking which of them "are efficient in turning the input of participants and participant contributions into knowledge products, and whether this efficiency is due to a distribution of participants among the very involved (i.e., the
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these, only around 15% of papers were published in the "fully" open access journals covered by the study. This means that almost half of the "closed access" citations will have been functionally open access - and as Knowledge (XXG) editors generally identify articles to cite at the
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Nonetheless, the work described in the paper is interesting in that it focuses on a lesser-known wiki than Knowledge (XXG), and explores the structuring of metadata from a wiki whose content is already heavily soft-structured with templates. The
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the salience of new entities for a given text corpus. The paper overlooks some other relevant work about breaking news on Knowledge (XXG), news citation practices, and detecting news events with plausibility checks against social media streams.
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Unfortunately, the main conclusion of the paper is quite limited. While the authors do convincingly demonstrate that articles in their set of open access journals are cited more frequently, this does not necessarily generalise to say whether
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algorithm and probabilistic model checking. First, the paper defines a set of five properties describing quality through links between pages. A couple of examples are "temples", articles which are disconnected from other articles (akin to
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The paper builds on an earlier one that the authors presented at last year's instance of the WETICE conference, where they outlined "A Novel Methodology Based on Formal Methods for Analysis and Verification of Wikis" based on
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Nicolas Jullien, Kevin Crowston, Felipe Ortega: The Rise and Fall of an Online Project. Is Bureaucracy Killing Efficiency in Open Knowledge Production? OpenSym ’15, August 19 - 21, 2015, San Francisco, CA, USA
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Romain Picot Clemente, Cecile Bothorel, Nicolas Jullien: Contribution, Social networking, and the Request for Adminship process in Knowledge (XXG). OpenSym ’15, August 19 - 21, 2015, San Francisco, CA, USA
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of the "bot" group, while tool-assisted edits might require manual inspection and labeling. The methodology used in the paper should be useful for future research that aims to look at similar topics.
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Steiner, Thomas; van Hooland, Seth; Summers, Ed (May 2013). "MJ no more: using concurrent Knowledge (XXG) edit spikes with social network plausibility checks for breaking news detection".
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The authors boast a total of 1.4 billion triples inferred as a result of their efforts, nearly 100,000 of which come from infobox mappings. The resulting datasets are now included in the
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Maximilian Klein: Knowledge (XXG) in the World of Global Gender Inequality Indices: What The Biography Gender Gap Is Measuring. OpenSym ’15, August 19 - 21, 2015, San Francisco, CA, USA
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Brailas, Alexios; Koskinas, Konstantinos; Dafermos, Manolis; Alexias, Giorgos (July 2015). "Knowledge (XXG) in Education: Acculturation and learning in virtual communities".
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paper not properly defining "enterprise wiki", leaving the reader wondering if there is at all much of an information quality difference between these and Wikimedia wikis.
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corpus of old papers. It is reasonable to assume that Knowledge (XXG) would tend towards discussing and citing more recent research (the extensively-discussed issue of "
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Benjamin Mako Hill, Aaron Shaw: Page Protection: Another Missing Dimension of Knowledge (XXG) Research. OpenSym ’15, August 19 - 21, 2015, San Francisco, CA, USA.
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methodology. They portray learning as an acculturation process that occurs when two independent cultural systems (Knowledge (XXG) and academia) come into contact.
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Allen B. Riddell: Public Domain Rank: Identifying Notable Individuals with the Wisdom of the Crowd. OpenSym ’15, August 19 - 21, 2015, San Francisco, CA, USA.
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Sheng Hung Chung, Khor Ean Teng: Collaborative OER Course Development – Remix and Reuse Approach. OpenSym ’15, August 19 - 21, 2015, San Francisco, CA, USA.
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in Knowledge (XXG)), and "God" pages, articles which can be immediately reached from other pages. A stratified sample of eight wikis was selected from the
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Ruqin Ren: The Evolution Of Knowledge Creation Online: Knowledge (XXG) and Knowledge Processes. OpenSym ’15, August 19 - 21, 2015, San Francisco, CA, USA.
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Benjamin Mako Hill, Aaron Shaw: Consider the Redirect: A Missing Dimension of Knowledge (XXG) Research. OpenSym ’14 , Aug 27-29 2014, Berlin, Germany.
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by several Wikimedians and academic researchers about the usefulness of the conference over the past decade. This time, the acceptance rate was
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For their experiments, we used a dataset of about 31,000 users (representing a 50-50 split of vandals and benign users), since released on our
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that predicts users on Knowledge (XXG) who are likely to be vandals before they are flagged for acts of vandalism. In a paper presented at
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Teplitskiy, M.; Lu, G.; Duede, E. (2015). "Amplifying the impact of open access: Knowledge (XXG) and the diffusion of science".
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A monthly overview of recent academic research about Knowledge (XXG) and other Wikimedia projects, also published as the
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Giuseppe De Ruvo, Antonella Santone: A Novel Methodology Based on Formal Methods for Analysis and Verification of Wikis
1241:"Knowledge (XXG) Chemical Structure Explorer: substructure and similarity searching of molecules from Knowledge (XXG)"
749:"Knowledge (XXG) Chemical Structure Explorer: substructure and similarity searching of molecules from Knowledge (XXG)"
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Jimmy Lin: The Sum of All Human Knowledge in Your Pocket: Full-Text Searchable Knowledge (XXG) on a Raspberry Pi
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Hecht, Brent; Gergle, Darren (2009). "Measuring self-focus bias in community-maintained knowledge repositories".
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1454:"Hot off the Wiki: Dynamics, Practices, and Structures in Knowledge (XXG)'s Coverage of the Tohoku Catastrophes"
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Proportion of Open Access Papers Published in Peer-Reviewed Journals at the European and World Levels—1996–2013
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2015 IEEE 24th International Conference on Enabling Technologies: Infrastructure for Collaborative Enterprises
301:"Knowledge (XXG) in the World of Global Gender Inequality Indices: What The Biography Gender Gap Is Measuring"
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Vaidya, Gaurav; Kontokostas, Dimitris; Knuth, Magnus; Lehmann, Jens; Hellmann, Sebastian (October 2015).
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459:(CCS). In that paper, they also applied their method to Knowledge (XXG), examining the three categories "
334:"The Rise and Fall of an Online Project. Is Bureaucracy Killing Efficiency in Open Knowledge Production?"
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Ertl, Peter; Patiny, Luc; Sander, Thomas; Rufener, Christian; Zasso, Michaël (2015-03-22).
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system now (i.e. an open collaboration, which is also more accessible for contributors than
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1209:"Depiction of cultural points of view on homosexuality using Knowledge (XXG) as a proxy"
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307:"Peer-production system or collaborative ontology engineering effort: What is Wikidata?"
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475:"Automated News Suggestions for Populating Knowledge (XXG) entity Pages"
350:"Page Protection: Another Missing Dimension of Knowledge (XXG) Research"
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is the title of a paper accepted to be presented at the upcoming
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Fetahu, Besnik; Markert, Katja; Anand, Avishek (October 2015).
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quite realised the scale of 'alternative' open access methods.
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1344:"The interdisciplinary study of coordination"
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