Knowledge talk:WikiProject Medicine/Assessment

1033:. As you say, there are some concepts which get tagged as "low importance" in the main category but are still very important from a subcategory's perspective, like for example da Vinci or the Affordable Care Act. Those might be high importance in the "Medicine - Society and Culture" task force. Other major concepts in medicine, like anything to do with pharmacy, might also be low ranking in medicine but high ranking in pharmacy, which also makes for a confusing separation. For any given WikiProject there could be lots of distinctions and on the back end of things there is no sorting mechanism. Also - just because things are the way they are, I am not convinced that this is the way people want things to be. If there were options for more granularity in sorting and ranking articles, then I think that more people could make more useful subcategorizations. However, I also think that a conflicting motivation is that lots of people wish to avoid creating intersections of categories, and instead I think there is demand for having an automated tool that combines two categories. Like for example, instead there being a "medicine - society and culture" project, I think there should be a "medicine" tag and a "society and culture" tag, with the option for a person to combine them. No want wants for their to be a subproject for "Medicine - United States", "Medicine - anatomy", "Medicine - history", and yet with the current system setting up these kinds of single-use intersections is the only way possible for generating lists of articles categorized within a specific scope. A consequence of this is, for example, that WikiProject Medicine has never had any significant participation by anyone developing articles on the culture of medicine, which I think is more a consequence of the design of the current system than what the community here intends. Lots of people could be interested in low-priority articles if only they could be tagged as important for a certain purpose. 1007:

articles that default to Low-importance. One way to handle those is to add information to the model, but I'm also wondering if these articles are arguing for WP:MED's importance scale getting an additional category (or the articles not being in scope of WP:MED, but I'm not sure that's a useful path for the discussion to take). Something along the lines of "we'd like to keep an eye on this article, but it's not within our main interest area so it's not actually important." I know some projects added a "bottom" importance to their scale, but this seems different, because to me giving these articles an importance rating has a different meaning (this is also the problem with rating them Low-importance, it overloads the meaning of what "Low-importance" is). As you can see, I don't have a clear idea of how to proceed, but I'll keep thinking about it, and please don't hesitate to pitch in with your thoughts! Cheers,

2394:: Removal of a few identified pages is not the issue. Even I could have done it. The number of (articles on) experimental drugs or (articles on) those in pre-clinical stage is relatively few. Barring those few (and a few others like pharma companies, pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics stuff) there is prospect of overlap of basically the entire WP:Pharmacology with WP:Medicine. On the other hand, the number of articles actually tagged under both is relatively less. So, why do we not define a guideline that articles tagged under WP:Pharmacology need not be separately tagged with WP:Medicine? If that happens, WPMED users who want to edit pharmacology articles can easily avoid the nominal stuff that they themselves are not interested in. 1375:, I greatly appreciate it! Based on your comments, I think it's clear that we're seeing a difference between how WikiProject Medicine prioritizes topics, and the extent to which readers are accessing these pages and how many other pages link to them. It is most likely also partly a result of the low number and homogeneity of Top-importance articles in WP:MED when it comes to the two main predictors we use (percentile of views and inlinks), ref the scatterplots on the right. All of the articles with Top-importance predictions you mention have a relatively high number of views, the lowest is 1892:

limited by WikiProjects. I myself edit pages for a varied number of topics. I understand your point and have no intention to argue. I just want to say that unnecessary overlap is pointless. The scope of military history and medicine are significantly different but that is not the case with pharmacology and medicine. Users of WPMED essentially know what they would find in WP:Pharmacology. There is no component of surprise in it. They even know which categories to look into if they are to find and edit a particular topic. So, I doubt if overlap in pharmacology articles really makes sense.

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how well we're doing, both in terms of whether our predictions are accurate, and if they are useful. If the prediction for a specific article seems off, please do let me know and I'll look up the statistics. And please let me know if you have questions about any of this, I'd be happy to help! You can find the list of articles as the first table on this page:

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article where also used there (in addition to other things), but their approach was also slightly different than we do. They calculated a score and then used those to categorise, whereas we take WikiProject categories and train a machine learner to figure out the calculation. Either way, we're both looking to determine roughly the same thing. Cheers,

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medications, and otherwise). Therefore, all such articles have always been put on the WPMED list. The group doesn't want to work on hospitals, so we don't put those on our list. The fact that there are two other groups interested in improving articles about hospitals is irrelevant: we don't want to be bothered with them, so we aren't.

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worked as an artist, so his name appeared in lists of high-traffic art-related articles. Ideally, we would be able to detect when something is part of a set but out of scope for what people expect to see. If you can even articulate the limitations you see in the current system then that would be a great outcome.

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etc. are some articles that are tagged under WP:MED in spite of the molecules being in pre-clinical trial stage. In other words, the domains remain stupidly vague and overlapping for no reason. I have already pointed out that the number of articles tagged with both are relatively few in comparison to

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to the articles (similarly for companies, pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics etc. stuff which too can be grouped under similar categories) and treat that as a zone that we (from WP:MED) are not interested in, that should suffice to include whole of WP:Pharmacology under the purview of WP:Medicine.

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Yeah, that's why I was going the way through Wikidata as that should allows us to do this in general for any other WikiProject where it's relevant, and we should also be able to identify larger categories (e.g. "scientific journal" and "book" are both subclasses of "publication"). I am not certain it

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I'm unsure whether I've identified good categories of articles that should be Low-importance, and would be happy to correct any mistaken ones. Once I know the list is good, I'll be able to generate some (hopefully) more interesting lists of candidate articles for importance reassessment. Thanks again

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Thanks again for your comments! I thought I'd respond here too because the issue with intersections is something I've been thinking about and will look further into. I've already bumped into it in several different ways. When it comes to WP:MED and our prediction models we're mainly interested in the

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has an intimate connection with perhaps 500 billion dollars annually but kind of out of scope here, and da Vinci is a biography of someone who influenced cultural aspects of medicine. Knowledge in general has problems with ranking intersections of topics. Another commonly cited example is that Hitler

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OK, I guess I can say that I totally hear what you're saying and understand what you mean about the broader perspective ... at the same time, I'm thinking about a patient googling the condition that they are disabled by and finding out that it's not important :/ That being said, point taken -- thank

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article in 2020, using every source I could find (there aren't many, and the article is not very good; medicine doesn't know much about this topic). The topic is classed as low importance, which is the category for "very rare diseases"; but the sources suggest it is a common disease among people who

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The only thing that a WikiProject gets to do is to make a list of which articles they want to work on. The method of making the list (for historical reasons) is to add a template to the article's talk page. The group at WPMED has always wanted to work on articles about medical treatments (surgery,

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I can say more about the problem but I am not sure how to proceed. One issue which has been challenging to address is how to sort the breaking of big topics, like medicine, into subtopics. The infrastructure currently used in Knowledge is to name "task forces" as sub-WikiProjects in WikiProject talk

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Thank you so much for commenting, this is really helpful feedback! Apologies for not reading the importance scale description more closely, I might have picked up the various categories of Low-importance if I did. I'll see if I can incorporate that kind of information into our model. BTW, I've got a

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I've recently trained a machine learner to make importance predictions for WikiProject Medicine's articles with a Top-, High-, Mid-, or Low-importance rating. We feed the machine learner three measures for each article: daily average number of views over the past four weeks, number of links pointing

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rated this as C-class, which I agree with. The biggest change I'd recommend is adding a lot more links to other Knowledge articles, especially for technical terms or other words that you wouldn't expect everyone (high schooler? English major? bartender? grocery store cashier?) to know. There's

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is for drugs taken off the market, after they reached the market. I have found a huge number of articles that should have been tagged with one of the two categories but have not been. I am in the process of tagging them. I also found that many of those articles were tagged with WP:MED. I am working

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WikiProject tagging cannot help readers, because almost no readers look at talk pages. About 45% of the English Knowledge's readers are using the mobile website (including some readers who are on desktop computers). The most popular article for WPMED, for example, is averaging 4300 page views per

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The 1.0 group was a 2003 chat which made some arbitrary decisions that got adopted but never critically examined. The ratings system is well loved but it could change. I appreciate that you are starting from what is currently accepted, and I think that the importance scale generally works, but with

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The notes on how many people are affected by various diseases is very helpful, thanks! We started out by just using article views in our model, and I'm wondering if that results in certain medical issues being ranked low because people aren't reading about it on Knowledge. That might also mean that

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There is absolutely nothing about WPMED making its list that interferes with any other group making its own list. WPMED's interest (or lack thereof) in an article does not change which content or style guidelines apply to the article's contents; it does not change what the article says (or should

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Hi again everyone! Over the past week, I've worked on further improving our model and now have a dataset of predictions to share with you. I gathered about one hundred articles where the model predicts an importance rating that is different from what it currently has. Would love to know more about

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We are interested in improving our classifier. Some of that improvement might come from adding sources of information to our model. We started out with a simple model partly to learn how it performs, but also because they are often easier to explain. What additional information we might use is not

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Hi again everyone! First off, thanks for the helpful feedback I got earlier! In the time since I was last active in this discussion, I have been working on identifying the various categories of articles within the scope of WikiProject Medicine that ought to be Low-importance (e.g. individuals and

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to be Low-importance I had no idea who he was, but from reading the article he seems rather important). Therefore I won't make strong statements about whether I think our classifier is on the right track. I would, however, love to have a discussion about it! Curious to learn what other members of

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The tagging is intended to help in the collaborative work. Since Knowledge is not the result of work of one individual, there are always going to be things that are yet to be done. Users who see a gap add tags so that other users can take it up from there. The scope of interest of editors is not

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I am somewhat familiar with the WP 1.0 project and have read through their archives trying to figure out how exactly they calculated importance, I know at some point they developed a formula and used a bot to label articles. If my memory is correct, popularity and number of links pointing to an

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It's concerning to me that real, serious conditions that affect people in large ways, but are less frequent than others, are labeled "low importance" -- I don't think it's the right term, if it's a measure of how many general-purpose readers are going to be interested in a particular topic.

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Generally, an article that is predicted to be Mid-/Low-importance is not very popular and has few other articles pointing to it. Articles that are predicted as High-/Top importance are the opposite. Since I am not a medical professional I don't see me as qualified to judge whether an article's

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Another interpretation is that this is challenging because of the wide variety of these measurements for Low- and Mid-importance articles. As the graph shows, these span the complete range. If Low- and Mid-importance articles were less likely to have a high number of views and/or inlinks, the

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My suggestion intended to avoid unnecessary work. Most of the categories should be already in place, and if not, they need to be placed anyway. Most of the drugs are tagged with WP:Pharmacology and not WP:MED. The existing overlap is only in a minority of the pages. My suggestion keeps it in

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This is a dead trail - I have nothing to add. There was a certain pharma company in about 2013 who was asking various Wikipedians about automatically generating prevalence articles in English Knowledge (like for example, "Diabetes in Scotland", with census-style information on prevalence and

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Unfortunately there seem to be no statistics on global prevalence. I haven't even seen wild guesses; my wild guess that it's fairly common is based on a guess that "poor tropical populations in environments that can grow cassava, ish" is a fairly large population, and multiplying that by an

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Hello, this article has been expanded; new sections, cited sources, and more recent information has been added following the Manual of Style for medicine-related articles. Edits were also made to the information that was previously present on the article. Thank you in advance!

1799:: I get your point and understand it. The way I see it is that WikiProjects organize articles the participants are likely to be willing to work on. In my view it does form a broad categorization. But at the same time, possibly there is no reason to group articles in two places. 4161:- Currently rated as a C class article. I have added in appropriate and significant sections, including a history, treatments and prevention methods, and others. I have also updated the article with more recent references to ensure there is up-to-date information present. 566:

to the article, and the proportion of links pointing to the article that come from other articles within WikiProject Medicine. Using these measures we are able to correctly predict the importance rating of 63.6% of all articles in our dataset (18,654 of 29,320 articles).

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in my log on meta, if you're curious. Using that list of categories, I then identified all articles in my WikiProject Medicine dataset that are in these categories but not rated as Low-importance. There were only 126 such articles, and I created a table of them here:

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The current state was not my doing. I am simply okay with the status quo. I am not barring a change but you do need to get consensus. I am not entirely clear on how your suggestion would work but it looks like it would take massive amount of work to carry out.

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mentions we are looking into doing this both on a high level (e.g. the entire English Knowledge) as well as for specific WikiProjects. I chose WikiProject Medicine as a test case because of our collaborations and because this is an active and well-run project.

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our model has a bias towards Western/English-speaking information-seeking behaviour. If we could incorporate information about how many people are affected our model would probably improve greatly. Is that kind of information (readily) available somewhere?

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article. The number of page views of this article has increased significantly in the last month (possibly because neutralising antibodies are discussed as a treatment option of COVID-19). It might be good to increase the article's importance rating.

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boundaries for the importance ratings would be clearer, and the model would behave accordingly. While the main goal of this research is to build accurate models, I think we're also seeing some of the limitations of the underlying data.

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Usually a large subject with many associated sub-articles. Less than 1% of medicine-related articles achieve this rating." The bit in bold is key. Diseases that affect a few people or are only common in a few areas is not sufficient.

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Suggestions from previous review were followed. Unnecesary symptom descriptions, argumentative language and unsourced elements were deleted. Better images were selected. Diagnosis controversy posted on first paragraph as suggested.

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today. I found that there are a significant number of them tagged under WPMED and a significant number of others that merely have a WP:Biography tag with or without s&a workgroup allocated to them. I found that rather attaching

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Albinism is uncommon. Melanin is not terribly important when it comes to medicine. Not sure why strychnine is suggested for top? Hormone would be top importance for WP:MCB but not really use. TCM would be top for altmed but not

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It's a "rule of thumb", not a hard requirement. This page is not watched by very many people. I'm not sure where to find someone who might be interested, but I'll post it on a page or two, and maybe we'll find someone.

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In a nutshell, I see WikiProjects as a the broadest levels of categorization in a subject. There is no reason to make the categorizations overlapping. Not that the borders need to be crisp but discrete categorization

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offline releases and which articles the group wants to polish up first (i.e., the 100 "top" and 1,000 "high" articles). "Low" effectively means "unlikely to turn up on a list of articles for suggested improvement".

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It might be worth noting that the Category:WikiProject Pharmacology articles has 10,721 articles and Category:All WikiProject Medicine articles has 34,475 articles. and 2002 articles are tagged in both categories.

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process, I think you'll need to replace some of the older (10+ years) sources with up-to-date information. (It might be possible to simply swap in some of your recently added sources for some of the older ones.)

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Someone has rated the article as B-class, which is the highest quality class possible through this process. The current priority is not unreasonable, and changing it will not have any practical effect.

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that I mentioned above. The list contains articles that might be about individuals and not rated Low-importance. All those that are about individuals had their rating updated to Low-importance. Cheers,

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Hi I’ve redone the majority of the article using new sources and citing more appropriately. I have also expanded on sections that required more information. Thank you in advance for the reassessment

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often-large proportion of that population affected would make it fairly common. I could well be very wrong, multiplying very vague guesses. "Unknown prevalence" doesn't fit very well in the rubric.

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treatment and a dump of seemingly relevant citations). That never went anywhere, but they were quite serious about funding something if only it could be predicted that the community would accept it.

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A WikiProject's list of pages that they want to work on is not a substitute for properly categorizing articles. If the folks at WPMED want to work on these articles – or if they want to work on

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says include them so I do. We should only include medications that have been once used in clinical practice if we include them. Should not include chemicals that have never been used clinically.

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about this project? He knows a lot about the 1.0 assessment system, and is probably your best contact for finding good general ratings (i.e., things not specific to my friends at WP:MED).

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Alt med, journals, diets, people, and local medical politics are low importance with respect to WPMED. Euphoria is an emotion which with respect to clinical medicine is of low importance.

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say); it does not change who gets to edit it or what they can put in the article. WPPHARM should make its own list without noticing or caring what any other groups put on their lists.

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no need to add the same link three or four times in the article, but try linking to as many medical/scientific articles once as you can. You can get a general notion of what I mean at

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parameter for us, and picking up a few of the simpler quality assessments at the same time. I think that we could get this done every now and again, especially if we point back to

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Well in that case don't you think that punching these into a category and transcluding it should suffice to include the whole of WP:Pharmacology under the purview of WP:Medicine?

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I'd also like to discuss what "importance" means in the context of WikiProject Medicine and how importance ratings are applied to the project's articles. If we take a look at the

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We haven't historically archived old requests, but maybe I'll start copying them to this page, and then they can be archived like any other discussion. Here's the first batch.

956:. Frequency is in the infobox as is mortality. Once 500 or so infoboxes are updated to this the plan was to put it on Wikidata by bot. The update is on my list of "things to do" 1289: 1122: 3965:- I updated the article to be more thorough, added citations, and removed uncited or biased information and would appreciate an assessment for upgrading its class. Thank you. 3759: 3532:! Promoted to B class based on the broad coverage, the good prose, the sectioning (albeit in an unusual order), relatively good referencing, and a recommendation from Rater. 2985: 2906:

Someone has rated it as B-class, which is the highest rating possible through this process. I've updated the priority rating to Mid, since we're working on this more often.

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Article expanded. Significant edits made including images and references in addition to the new content. Peer review process involved. Thank you in advance for your time!

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for ones that need to be transcluded from the list of medicines. This would bring a greater portion of WikiProject Pharmacology under the purview of WikiProject Medicine.

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significant recent changes in the field are not being reflecting, eg CDC and Dutch Health Council abandoning previous treatments CBT and GET which dominate the page,

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I wrote a program that uses Wikidata to discover which categories contains at least three articles, of which a majority of them are Low-importance. You can find the

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to remove those. I hope that transcluding these two categories the entire segment under WP:Pharmacology would be of interest to people interested in WP:Medicine.

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scientific journals). Knowing those categories we can filter those articles out, which then allows us to build a model on the articles we're more interested in.

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The 1.0 group needed to come up with a model that was "probably matters", whereas I only need a model that gives me "probably matters to my particular group".

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For organizational purposes, I think it would be better to only list them under pharmacology, I don't see any benefit from tagging them under both projects. --

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This is the accepted term across Knowledge. Will be pretty hard to change. From a broader perspective, importance and popularity are interchangeable concepts.

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Restructured entire article and fleshed out data making it more palatable and practicable for a general audience. Thank you in advance for the reassessment!--

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The only way to get non-overlapping categorization is to tell groups of editors that they may not share interests. This is not fair or reasonable to editors.

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Knowledge of course contain data on frequency of diseases. Usually this is found in the last paragraph of the lead and the epidemiology section of the body.

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Article expanded, I added many new sections, links and images, updated all references and improved the infobox. Thank you in advance for the reassessment!--

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With respect to "tooth decay" if affects 2.43 billion people making it a big deal. Refractive errors affect 1 to 2 billion and nearsightedness 1.5 billion.

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would like to differ. I would like to know what others have to say in this regard. In any case, it should be clearly defined and added to the guidelines.

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you as a professional looking at this if you have ideas for big changes then please present them as alternative ways of doing this. Two issues above- the

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system estimates B-class, which I think is fair. I suspect that whether it would pass GA now would depend largely on how familiar the reviewer is with

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As I think about this I think keeping medications within WPMED is a good idea. Stuff that is not a medication in use yet should not be part of WPMED.

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WikiProject tagging (as you discovered) is almost always incomplete. There are also a huge number of articles that aren't tagged for any WikiProject.

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quoting the exact words out of that source? We've had significant problems with plagiarism and copyright violations from that source in the past.

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I'm thinking about figuring out how to change this, unless there's some reason to keep it that I don't know about. It's just not the right term.

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You are mandating an unnecessary overlap of both the WikiProjects for major part of WP:Pharmacology barring the few categories of transclusion.

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and why I'm the one working on this, as part of my PhD I studied using machine learning to predict article quality and helped develop parts of

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is lower in both measures, 410 views/day (87th percentile) and 66 inlinks (61st percentile), which our model then predicts as High-importance.

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is on there because it's a government agency, but its High-importance rating seems reasonable to me given its relevance to medicine. Cheers,

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yet decided, if you have ideas (e.g. "these important medical topics have a specific property in Wikidata") I'd be happy to hear about them.

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I do not recall anyone proposing a serious project to post any prevalence database to Wikidata. I might have happened and maybe I forgot.

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82 High-importance articles are predicted to be Low-importance. In the interest of space I won't list them all, here are four examples:

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I strongly agree that drugs should be tagged with the med wikiproject. Many pages are in multiple wikiprojects so not an issue at all.

3796: 4384:, not really, but being a rare disease does. Being common in "certain populations" doesn't make a disease relatively common overall. 3730:- I have significantly expanded this article, added several pictures representing specific populations, and reviewed/added citations. 2785:, the current version contains six (very amply cited) sentences. Less than 10 sentences is one rule of thumb for identifying stubs. 1531:

I think that we need to define clearly whether drug related articles (belonging to WikiProject Pharmacology) should be tagged under

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are parameters that are supposed to be a part of practically any drug related article. But does that warrant an inclusion under

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306 Mid-importance articles are predicted to be Top-importance. Again I won't list them all, here are four examples of these:

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with 961 views/day (over the past four weeks) which puts it in the 94th percentile. When it comes to inlinks, the lowest is

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will solve the issue of overlap between WikiProjects and/or task forces, but it might help us enough to get useful results.

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or anything else – then they should tag them. It doesn't actually matter whether any other group wants to work on them.

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Discrete, non-overlapping categorization will produce stupid results in the case of cross-disciplinary subjects, e.g.,

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There was some talk of putting disease prevalence data onto Wikidata, but I don't know the status of that project.

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Remember how we describe articles of top importance is "Subject is extremely important, even crucial, to medicine.

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Ah no, I have not gotten in touch with them, but that is a great idea, thanks for bringing their name up! Cheers,

3376: 3274:! Promoted to Start class based on the decent prose, the lack of sectioning, and the amount of relevant content. 3149: 3144:- Significant article expansion with almost complete overhaul and revision. Updated references and illustrations 504:, which is much more accurate. But changing it would require editing tens of thousands of pages, so we didn't. 4089:

Thank you. I'm just now learning how to rate well so I wasn't confident in rating (at the point I posted that).

4008:- I'd like a ballpark as to how far I am from GA status, and I don't think a C rating reflects that. Thank you. 3247: 371: 3946:, where I just added a bunch of links. I'm not holding that up as a perfect job, but it's better than it was. 3419: 3102: 2922: 2455: 2451: 694: 2929:

2016 data release showing null effect. Controversial topic missing most medical advances since 2015. Separate

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as norm (since drugs are essentially meant to be for medical use), it would perhaps be more meaningful to add

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significant update including editing of citations as article was flagged as having too many primary sources

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This has previously been assessed as B-class, which is the highest rating available through this process.

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Since we include other treatments such as surgery within WPMED we may as well keep including medications.

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Changed breastfeeding to top. Yellow fever is rare in most of the world. As is typhoid fever and cholera.

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consideration and avoids the unnecessary overwork of adding WP:MED to medicine (drug) related pages.

435: 375: 3647: 2981: 2968: 1596: 4315: 4094: 4062: 3556: 3481:! Promoted to C class based on the decent coverage and prose, but not to B based on the structure. 3415: 3156: 3122: 3098: 2972: 2502: 2433: 2374: 2206: 2115: 2046: 1990: 1931: 1866: 1633: 1607: 1463: 1332: 1176: 1086: 968: 930: 790: 67: 495: 460: 439: 4307: 4209: 2603: 2566: 2461: 2396: 2337: 2282: 2264: 2229: 2134: 2070: 2009: 1953: 1894: 1820: 1077:

If only the items in that list were clickable and I would fix them. Can you make them clickable?

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Please do let me know if there are issues with the list I have. I noticed for instance that the

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I feel that there is a strong reason to define guidelines about co-tagging of articles under

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1,002 Low-importance articles are predicted to be High-importance. Here are four examples:

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I'm a physician who has just started thinking about editing medicine wikipedia articles --

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page and treatment pages also exists. Please consider regrade to C and increase priority.

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Lastly, 60 Low-importance articles are predicted to be Top-importance. Four of those are:

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should be a top- or high-importance article overall, but I don't happen to care about it.

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affects 1 in 100,000 people thus not of high importance. Vasodilation is not a disease.

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and created lists of articles that are good candidates for quality rating reassessment (

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instead, because its primary uses (for WPMED) are to decide which articles go into the

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Knowledge:Manual of Style/Medicine-related articles#Diseases or disorders or syndromes

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WikiProject Medicine think, please pitch in with your thoughts and comments! Regards,

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to enable it to make article quality predictions. We've previously collaborated with

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to them serves a better purpose of helping the interested users to find the articles.

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Knowledge:WikiProject_Medicine/Task_forces#List_of_WikiProject_Medicine_task_forces

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project? I think that group is largely inactive, but there's been some talk about

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don't have doctors. Does lack of medical attention make a topic lower-importance?

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WPPHARM contains a lot of early research chemicals that are not yet medications.

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Looking at most of those and they should be recategorized as low importance IMO.

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If you think it makes more sense to be Mid-importance, I've no real objection.

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A number of us are working on an infobox update. You can see an example here

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that lists 134 candidates for reassessment, and I'll try to go through those.

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importance rating is correct (e.g. before I learned that our model predicts

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Have removed those four. Yes the guidelines are not consistently applied.

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a subset of Knowledge, and your approach might make a good way to do that.

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has 1,326 views/day (96th percentile) and 960 inlinks (97th percentile).

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B class. There is still a lot of room for improvement in this article.

4026:, it is currently listed as C-class, as you noted in your request. The 3155:

Extensive use of primary sources, off-topic content, and problems with

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and unencyclopedic tone make the current C-class assessment correct.

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as well, and if so, in which specific cases. Clinical parameters like

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this talk-page discussion, which contains the magic code for the bot

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I think that the guidelines can be defined. We can include a field

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I do not have a strong position one way or the other. Our guideline

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is local in scope (ie US importance) thus it is not top importance.

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We are interested in making article importance predictions and as

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In short, it doesn't work that way, and it won't work that way.

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Major trauma is the 5th and 7th leading causes of death globally.

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Four Top-importance articles are predicted to be Mid-importance:

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I do not support such a change. I am not sure what the benefit?

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Thought I'd also follow up here and mention that I went through

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Agree abortion should be top importance and adjusted it to such.

746:, is anyone else active in article assessment work these days? 192:. Please visit the project page for details or ask questions at 4075:, you are welcome to re-rate articles yourself, if you'd like. 378: 338: 109: 32: 1802:

I was trying to look up and develop some articles related to

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C-class. Thank you for your improvements to this article, @

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under WikiProject Pharmacology. Rather than including the

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page templates. For medicine, a list of task forces is at

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Strong interest from non-professionals around the world.

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Hello everyone! I'm currently working on a project with

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as well, since we've all been discussing this. Cheers,

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for the feedback and interest in this project! Pinging

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This has already achieved GA-class. Congratulations,

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Change "Importance" to "Popularity" or something else

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User:SuggestBot/Suggestions for WikiProject Medicine

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User:SuggestBot/Suggestions for WikiProject Medicine

3799:is the next step, if you want to take it that far. 3627:, thank you for your improvements to that article. 2986:

Knowledge:Manual of Style/Medicine-related articles

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