Wikimedia Research - Programs - Knowledge Integrity

Submit to Wiki Workshop 2022! wikiworkshop.org > 2022 A Large Scale Dataset for Content Reliability on Wikipedia May 2021 We release Wiki-Reliability, a dataset of articles with reliability concerns on English Wikipedia for training language models to detect content reliability issues. figshare.com > articles > dataset > Wiki-Reliability_A_Large_Scale_Dataset_for_Content_Reliability_on_Wikipedia > 14113799 Tracking Knowledge Propagation Across Wikipedia Languages Mar 2021 We present a dataset of inter-language knowledge propagation in Wikipedia. zenodo.org > record > 4433137 Social Media Traffic Report Mar 2020 We are piloting a daily report of the most-visited articles on English Wikipedia from Reddit, Youtube, Twitter, and Facebook. en.wikipedia.org > wiki > User:HostBot > Social_media_traffic_report Citation needed coverage Apr 2019 VentureBeat provided some coverage of our Citation Needed study on which statements in English Wikipedia are lacking citations and why. venturebeat.com > how-wikimedia-is-using-machine-learning-to-spot-missing-citations Citation needed blog post Apr 2019 We are using machine learning to predict whether—and why—any given sentence on Wikipedia may need a citation in order to help editors identify areas of content violating the verifiability policy. wikimediafoundation.org > can-machine-learning-uncover-wikipedias-missing-citation-needed-tags WikiCite at TechStorm Oct 2018 Miriam Redi and Antonin Delpeuch presented some fun with WikiCite in Wikidata. figshare.com > articles > Some_Fun_with_Wikicite_and_WikiCite_in_Wikidata_TechStorm_2018_ > 7454915 WikiCiteVis: exploring citations of Wikipedia Aug 2018 Find out how scholarly articles are cited on Wikipedia with WikiCiteVis. elifesciences.org > labs > aa1fc89d > wikicitevis-exploring-citations-on-wikipedia Accessibility of Wikipedia references Aug 2018 How many Wikipedia references are available to read? We measured the proportion of open access sources across languages and topics. wikimediafoundation.org > how-many-wikipedia-references-are-available-to-read Wikipedia’s top-cited scholarly articles — revealed May 2018 "Gene collections and astronomy studies dominate the list of the most-cited publications with DOIs on the popular online encyclopaedia." Nature on our dataset of citations by identifier in Wikipedia. doi.org > 10.1038 > d41586-018-05161-6 The most-cited authors of Wikipedia had no idea May 2018 "A single academic paper, published by three Australian researchers in 2007, has been cited by Wikipedia editors over 2.8 million times. And the researchers behind it didn't have a clue." Our dataset and analysis of citations by identifier in Wikipedia got featured in Wired. wired.com > story > wikipedia-most-cited-authors-no-idea The WikiCite 2017 report Dec 2017 We published our annual report, highlighting the accomplishments the community and our network of partner organizations have achieved this past year. doi.org > 10.6084 > m9.figshare.5648233 Citations with context Dec 2017 We published a dataset representing structured metadata and contextual information about every reference added in the history of English Wikipedia. doi.org > 10.6084 > m9.figshare.5588842 Unlocking citations from tens of millions of scholarly papers Dec 2017 We gave a keynote on our progress in liberating open citation data, and reusing it in projects like Wikidata, at SWIB17, the 2017 Conference on Semantic Web in Libraries. youtube.com > watch Wikidata as a structured repository of bibliographic data Oct 2017 A video of our session on WikiCite at WikidataCon 2017 and an overview of why we're building an open knowledge base of citable sources to support free knowledge. media.ccc.de > v > wikidatacon2017-10009-wikicite_wikidata_as_a_structured_repository_of_bibliographic_data Initiative for Open Citations Apr 2017 We launched the Initiative for Open Citations (I4OC): an advocacy initiative and coalition co-founded by the Wikimedia Foundation, promoting the unrestricted availability of citation data. i4oc.org WikiCheck: An end-to-end open source Automatic Fact-Checking API based on Wikipedia arxiv.org > abs > 2109.00835 A preliminary approach to knowledge integrity risk assessment in Wikipedia projects arxiv.org > abs > 2106.15940