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- Sciences Po (53 links)
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- Wikipedia editors (52 links)
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- Semantic information (51 links)
- Microsoft (50 links)
- IBM (50 links)
- Greece (50 links)
- Italy (49 links)
- Egypt (48 links)
- University of Maryland, College Park (47 links)
- Denmark (46 links)
- Waseda University (46 links)
- Vietnam (46 links)
- Python (programming language) (45 links)
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology (45 links)
- Wikipedia community (44 links)
- Saudi Arabia (44 links)
- University of Washington (44 links)
- University of Texas at Austin (43 links)
- Artificial neural network (43 links)
- Markov chain (43 links)
- Austria (42 links)
- C Sharp (programming language) (42 links)
- Talk pages (42 links)
- R (programming language) (41 links)
- Carnegie Mellon University (41 links)
- Wikipedia categories (41 links)
- Correlation does not imply causation (41 links)
- Twitter (40 links)
- Infoboxes (40 links)
- Netherlands (39 links)
- Credibility (38 links)
- Information extraction (37 links)
- Food and Drug Administration (37 links)
- Wikimedia (37 links)
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- University of Tokyo (36 links)
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- Wikidata (36 links)
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- Siemens (31 links)
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- Heidelberg University (30 links)
- Randomized controlled trial (30 links)
- Completeness (30 links)
- BASIC (30 links)
- Indicators (29 links)
- Chinese Academy of Sciences (29 links)
- PageRank (29 links)
- Nassim Nicholas Taleb (29 links)
- Speech recognition (29 links)
- University of Pennsylvania (29 links)
- Queueing theory (29 links)
- Qatar (28 links)
- Tf–idf (28 links)
- Visual Basic (28 links)
- Indonesia (27 links)
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- Palestine (27 links)
- Bayesian network (27 links)
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- Monte Carlo method (25 links)
- Portugal (25 links)
- LinkedIn (25 links)
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- Open-source (25 links)
- Argentina (24 links)
- Semantic similarity (24 links)
- Kuwait (24 links)
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- Experiment (24 links)
- Principal component analysis (24 links)
- K-nearest neighbors algorithm (24 links)
- Northwestern University (24 links)
- Sweden (23 links)
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- Machine learning (22 links)
- Shanghai Jiao Tong University (22 links)
- Chinese Wikipedia (22 links)
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- Air Force Research Laboratory (22 links)
- Missouri University of Science and Technology (22 links)
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- Peking University (22 links)
- Osaka University (22 links)
- Structured information (22 links)
- Finland (22 links)
- Lisp (programming language) (22 links)
- Slovenia (21 links)
- Mayo Clinic (21 links)
- Renmin University of China (21 links)
- Naive Bayes classifier (21 links)
- University of Southampton (21 links)
- Aaron Halfaker (21 links)
- New York University (20 links)
- Botswana (20 links)
- Readability (20 links)
- Purdue University (20 links)
- Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra (20 links)
- Kotaro Nakayama (20 links)
- Shojiro Nishio (20 links)
- Max Planck Institute for Informatics (20 links)
- Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (20 links)
- Takahiro Hara (20 links)
- Yahoo (20 links)
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- University of Bonn (19 links)
- Chinese University of Hong Kong (19 links)
- Expectation–maximization algorithm (19 links)
- Multi-armed bandit (19 links)
- Mozambique (19 links)
- Kyoto University (19 links)
- Loyola University Maryland (19 links)
- Technische Universität Darmstadt (19 links)
- Ada (programming language) (19 links)
- Jaap Kamps (19 links)
- University of Utah (19 links)
- Programming language (19 links)
- Multidimensional scaling (19 links)
- Open-source intelligence (19 links)
- Wiki (19 links)
- Boston College (19 links)
- Norway (18 links)
- Monash University (18 links)
- Article quality (18 links)
- Linear discriminant analysis (18 links)
- Markus Strohmaier (18 links)
- Confounding (18 links)
- Ray Kurzweil (18 links)
- David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA (18 links)
- David Laniado (18 links)
- University of Arizona (18 links)
- University of Innsbruck (18 links)
- Time series (18 links)
- Aniket Kittur (18 links)
- Named entity recognition (18 links)
- Semantic knowledge (18 links)
- Yong Yu (17 links)
- Scala (programming language) (17 links)
- Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg (17 links)
- Receiver operating characteristic (17 links)
- Iryna Gurevych (17 links)
- APL (programming language) (17 links)
- Go (programming language) (17 links)
- University of Düsseldorf (17 links)
- University of Waterloo (17 links)
- École nationale supérieure des télécommunications de Bretagne (17 links)
- Multiple languages (17 links)
- VU University Amsterdam (17 links)
- Chile (17 links)
- Category structure (17 links)
- Lua (programming language) (17 links)
- Randomized algorithm (17 links)
- List of statistical packages (17 links)
- Measuring the Quality of Web Content Using Factual Information (16 links)
- Reinforcement learning (16 links)
- University of Cologne (16 links)
- Andreas Kaltenbrunner (16 links)
- Neutral point of view (16 links)
- Hebbian theory (16 links)
- Seoul National University (16 links)
- Facial recognition system (16 links)
- Thomas J. Watson Research Center (16 links)
- National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (16 links)
- Akiyo Nadamoto (16 links)
- Inductive reasoning (16 links)
- Self-organizing map (16 links)
- Julian Szymański (16 links)
- University of Zurich (16 links)
- AlphaGo versus Lee Sedol (15 links)
- Włodzimierz Lewoniewski (15 links)
- Ian H. Witten (15 links)
- École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (15 links)
- Smalltalk (15 links)
- Nanyang Technological University (15 links)
- Stanislaw Ulam (15 links)
- University of Amsterdam (15 links)
- Indian Institute of Management Calcutta (15 links)
- Box–Muller transform (15 links)
- Data quality (15 links)
- Shlomo Geva (15 links)
- Yu Suzuki (15 links)
- Jonathan T. Morgan (15 links)
- University College Dublin (15 links)
- Gerhard Weikum (14 links)
- Gradient boosting (14 links)
- Accenture (14 links)
- R. Stuart Geiger (14 links)
- Leipzig University (14 links)
- George Mason University (14 links)
- Influence diagram (14 links)
- University of Warsaw (14 links)
- KAIST (14 links)
- ALGOL 68 (14 links)
- Microsoft Research (14 links)
- Kalman filter (14 links)
- Maturity Assessment of Wikipedia Medical Articles (14 links)
- Han-Teng Liao (14 links)
- Graz University of Technology (14 links)
- Free University of Berlin (14 links)
- Marijn Koolen (14 links)
- Optical character recognition (14 links)
- Arabic Wikipedia (14 links)
- Ministry of National Defense of the People's Republic of China (14 links)
- University of Manchester (14 links)
- Haofen Wang (13 links)
- University of Waikato (13 links)
- Cluster analysis (13 links)
- Masatoshi Yoshikawa (13 links)
- Document classification (13 links)
- National University of Defense Technology (13 links)
- University of São Paulo (13 links)
- Uganda (13 links)
- Information quality (13 links)
- World Organisation for Animal Health (13 links)
- Robert E. Kraut (13 links)
- Convolutional neural network (13 links)
- Decision tree (13 links)
- Resampling (statistics) (13 links)
- Automatic Quality Assessment of Content Created Collaboratively by Web Communities: A Case Study of Wikipedia (13 links)
- University of Nice Sophia Antipolis (13 links)
- Tencent (13 links)
- Artificial intelligence (13 links)
- Association rule learning (13 links)
- Selection bias (13 links)
- Mining the Factors Affecting the Quality of Wikipedia Articles (13 links)
- Relative Quality and Popularity Evaluation of Multilingual Wikipedia Articles (13 links)
- Lancaster University (13 links)
- Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (13 links)
- ISCTE – University Institute of Lisbon (13 links)
- Folding@home (13 links)
- University of Edinburgh Medical School (13 links)
- Michael Strube (13 links)
- Vasudeva Varma (13 links)
- Brendan Luyt (13 links)
- Random forest (13 links)
- North Dakota State University (12 links)
- Aixin Sun (12 links)
- Baidu (12 links)
- Dublin Institute of Technology (12 links)
- Genetic algorithm (12 links)
- Information Quality Assessment of Community Generated Content: A User Study of Wikipedia (12 links)
- Rianne Kaptein (12 links)
- Metropolis–Hastings algorithm (12 links)
- Ensemble learning (12 links)
- Zurich University of Applied Sciences/ZHAW (12 links)
- Deep learning (12 links)
- Nearest neighbor search (12 links)
- Krzysztof Węcel (12 links)
- Felipe Ortega (12 links)
- National Central University (12 links)
- Roberto Navigli (12 links)
- Swiss Re (12 links)
- Automatic summarization (12 links)
- N-gram (12 links)
- Scripps Research Institute (12 links)
- National Chengchi University (12 links)
- Probabilistic Turing machine (12 links)
- The Success and Failure of Quality Improvement Projects in Peer Production Communities (12 links)
- Dalian University of Technology (12 links)
- Using Morphological and Semantic Features for the Quality Assessment of Russian Wikipedia (12 links)
- Artificial neuron (12 links)
- Information broker (12 links)
- Simone Paolo Ponzetto (12 links)
- Robert West (12 links)
- Université du Québec à Montréal (12 links)
- Information Needs of Botswana Health Care Workers and Perceptions of Wikipedia (11 links)
- University of the Basque Country (11 links)
- K-means clustering (11 links)
- Data dredging (11 links)
- Deakin University (11 links)
- Squeak (11 links)
- Infobox (11 links)
- Andrew Trotman (11 links)
- WikiRank (11 links)
- Experian (11 links)
- Ulrike Cress (11 links)
- Featured articles (11 links)
- David N. Milne (11 links)
- Encyclopedia (11 links)
- Mixture model (11 links)
- Modelling the Quality of Attributes in Wikipedia Infoboxes (11 links)
- University of Otago (11 links)
- University of Udine (11 links)
- Eindhoven University of Technology (11 links)
- Ofer Arazy (11 links)
- Alliance Data (11 links)
- Bauhaus University, Weimar (11 links)
- University of Economics, Prague (11 links)
- Measuring Quality of Collaboratively Edited Documents: The Case of Wikipedia (11 links)
- Using Big Data and Network Analysis to Understand Wikipedia Article Quality (11 links)
- Dima L. Shepelyansky (11 links)
- Reasoning system (11 links)
- Piotr Konieczny (11 links)
- Levenberg–Marquardt algorithm (11 links)
- Fisher–Yates shuffle (11 links)
- Statistical classification (11 links)
- Visual FoxPro (11 links)
- Quality and Importance of Wikipedia Articles in Different Languages (11 links)
- MATLAB (11 links)
- Support vector machine (10 links)
- Florida Atlantic University (10 links)
- Vietnam National University, Hanoi (10 links)
- Paraphrasing (computational linguistics) (10 links)
- University of Bamberg (10 links)
- Loss function (10 links)
- Jaccard index (10 links)
- Wei Jin (10 links)
- Simpson's paradox (10 links)
- University of Mannheim (10 links)
- Brian Keegan (10 links)
- Maik Anderka (10 links)
- Jun Liu (10 links)
- Western Michigan University (10 links)
- Sigmoid function (10 links)
- Estimating the Quality of Articles in Russian Wikipedia Using the Logical-Linguistic Model of Fact Extraction (10 links)
- Radboud University Medical Center (10 links)
- Fabian Flöck (10 links)
- Analysis of References Across Wikipedia Languages (10 links)
- Peter A. Gloor (10 links)
- Thai Wikipedia Article Quality Filtering Algorithm (10 links)
- Stochastic matrix (10 links)
- Quality dimensions (10 links)
- University of Patras (10 links)
- Evgeniy Gabrilovich (10 links)
- Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore (10 links)
- Cristina Videira Lopes (10 links)
- Size Matters: Word Count as a Measure of Quality on Wikipedia (10 links)
- Sook Lim (10 links)
- Fluentd (10 links)
- James R. Curran (10 links)
- Relative Quality Assessment of Wikipedia Articles in Different Languages Using Synthetic Measure (10 links)
- Sara Javanmardi (10 links)
- Andrés Bello National University (10 links)
- Wolfram Mathematica (10 links)
- Part-of-speech tagging (10 links)
- University of Calgary (10 links)
- Lu Xiao (10 links)
- Daniel S. Weld (10 links)
- John Riedl (10 links)
- Eneko Agirre (10 links)
- Knowledge Categorization Affects Popularity and Quality of Wikipedia Articles (10 links)
- Pattern recognition (10 links)
- Heather Ford (10 links)
- Taha Yasseri (10 links)
- Kernel density estimation (10 links)
- AlphaGo versus Fan Hui (10 links)
- Quality of Information Sources About Mental Disorders: A Comparison of Wikipedia with Centrally Controlled Web and Printed Sources (10 links)
- Probably approximately correct learning (10 links)
- DeepDream (10 links)
- UniCredit (10 links)
- Factor analysis (10 links)
- Tell Me More: An Actionable Quality Model for Wikipedia (10 links)
- Tilburg University (10 links)
- BBN Technologies (9 links)
- Bar-Ilan University (9 links)
- University of Konstanz (9 links)
- University of Rennes 1 (9 links)
- Particle filter (9 links)
- Griffith University (9 links)
- Keiichi Nemoto (9 links)
- Win–stay, lose–switch (9 links)
- GNU Octave (9 links)
- Paris 13 University (9 links)
- MediaWiki (9 links)
- University of Technology Sydney (9 links)
- Communications in Statistics (9 links)
- International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing (9 links)
- Haisu Zhang (9 links)
- King Juan Carlos University (9 links)
- D (programming language) (9 links)
- University of Twente (9 links)
- Eduard Aibar (9 links)
- Probabilistically checkable proof (9 links)
- Decision tree learning (9 links)
- Belief propagation (9 links)
- Snakes and Ladders (9 links)
- Nest Labs (9 links)
- Peng Yan (9 links)
- Stochastic approximation (9 links)
- Paolo Massa (9 links)
- Equifax (9 links)
- Joel Nothman (9 links)
- Western Washington University (9 links)
- Forth (programming language) (9 links)
- Witold Abramowicz (9 links)
- SNOBOL (9 links)
- Amazon (9 links)
- David W. McDonald (9 links)
- IBM Research - Almaden (9 links)
- Jürgen Lerner (9 links)
- Federal University of Minas Gerais (9 links)
- Oliver Ferschke (9 links)
- Hidden Markov model (9 links)
- Aaron D. Shaw (9 links)
- Non-negative matrix factorization (9 links)
- Bongwon Suh (9 links)
- Hwa Hsia University of Technology (9 links)
- Handwriting recognition (9 links)
- Iassen Halatchliyski (9 links)
- Sorin Adam Matei (9 links)
- Instituto Superior Técnico (9 links)
- Stratified sampling (9 links)
- Antoni Meseguer-Artola (9 links)
- AlphaGo versus Ke Jie (9 links)
- University of Chile (9 links)
- University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (9 links)
- Queen Mary (9 links)
- Gdańsk University of Technology (8 links)
- YAGO2 (8 links)
- Katsumi Tanaka (8 links)
- Wikipedia API (8 links)
- AppleScript (8 links)
- Latent class model (8 links)
- Robert P. Biuk-Aghai (8 links)
- University of Trento (8 links)
- Clinical Chemistry for the Public: The Wikipedia Project (8 links)
- Tomohiro Fukuhara (8 links)
- John T. Riedl (8 links)
- Poznań University of Economics and Business (8 links)
- LiveCode (8 links)
- Emory University (8 links)
- Olena Medelyan (8 links)
- Abdulhussain E. Mahdi (8 links)
- Brent J. Hecht (8 links)
- Learning Topic Hierarchies for Wikipedia Categories (8 links)
- Measures for Quality Assessment of Articles and Infoboxes in Multilingual Wikipedia (8 links)
- Rada Mihalcea (8 links)
- Commonwealth Bank (8 links)
- Kui Xiao (8 links)
- Hokkaido University (8 links)
- Backpropagation (8 links)
- H2O (software) (8 links)
- University of the Highlands and Islands (8 links)
- Mark Zachry (8 links)
- Eduardo Mondlane University (8 links)
- VC dimension (8 links)
- École nationale supérieure de techniques avancées Bretagne (8 links)
- List of countries (8 links)
- Maple (software) (8 links)
- Enrichment of Information in Multilingual Wikipedia Based on Quality Analysis (8 links)
- Adam Jatowt (8 links)
- Oded Nov (8 links)
- Induction of regular languages (8 links)
- Temporal difference learning (8 links)
- Wikimedia Downloads (8 links)
- Ant colony optimization algorithms (8 links)
- Structural equation modeling (8 links)
- Alpert Medical School (8 links)
- Language model (8 links)
- Loren G. Terveen (8 links)
- Detailed balance (8 links)
- Bundeswehr University Munich (8 links)
- Training, test, and validation sets (8 links)
- Jian Hu (8 links)
- Beijing Language and Culture University (8 links)
- Arash Joorabchi (8 links)
- Facebook–Cambridge Analytica data scandal (8 links)
- Infoboxes.net (8 links)
- Scott A. Hale (8 links)
- Keio University (8 links)
- Céline Poudat (8 links)
- Erlang (programming language) (8 links)
- RELX Group (8 links)
- Università della Svizzera italiana (8 links)
- Markov random field (8 links)
- Fabian M. Suchanek (8 links)
- Yasuhito Asano (8 links)
