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| − | '''Feeling the Pulse of a Wiki: Visualization of Recent Changes in Wikipedia''' - scientific work related to Wikipedia quality published in 2012, written by Robert P. Biuk-Aghai and Roy Chi Kit Chan. | + | '''Feeling the Pulse of a Wiki: Visualization of Recent Changes in Wikipedia''' - scientific work related to [[Wikipedia quality]] published in 2012, written by [[Robert P. Biuk-Aghai]] and [[Roy Chi Kit Chan]]. |
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| − | Large wikis such as Wikipedia attract large numbers of editors continuously editing content. It is difficult to observe what editing activity goes on at any given moment, what editing patterns can be observed, and which are the currently active editors and articles. Authors introduce the design and implementation of an information visualization tool for streaming data on recent changes in wikis that aims to address this difficulty, show examples of visualizations from English Wikipedia, and present several patterns of editing activity that authors can visually identify using tool. | + | Large wikis such as [[Wikipedia]] attract large numbers of editors continuously editing content. It is difficult to observe what editing activity goes on at any given moment, what editing patterns can be observed, and which are the currently active editors and articles. Authors introduce the design and implementation of an information visualization tool for streaming data on recent changes in wikis that aims to address this difficulty, show examples of visualizations from [[English Wikipedia]], and present several patterns of editing activity that authors can visually identify using tool. |
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Feeling the Pulse of a Wiki: Visualization of Recent Changes in Wikipedia - scientific work related to Wikipedia quality published in 2012, written by Robert P. Biuk-Aghai and Roy Chi Kit Chan.
Overview
Large wikis such as Wikipedia attract large numbers of editors continuously editing content. It is difficult to observe what editing activity goes on at any given moment, what editing patterns can be observed, and which are the currently active editors and articles. Authors introduce the design and implementation of an information visualization tool for streaming data on recent changes in wikis that aims to address this difficulty, show examples of visualizations from English Wikipedia, and present several patterns of editing activity that authors can visually identify using tool.
