Wikis are ubiquitous in organisational and private use and provide a wealth of textual data. Maintaining the currency of this textual data is important and difficult, requiring large manual efforts. Previous approaches from literature provide valuable contributions for assessing the currency of structured data or whole wiki articles but are unsuitable for textual wiki data like single sentences. Thus, we propose a novel approach supporting the assessment and improvement of the currency of textual wiki data in an automated manner. Grounded on a theoretical model, our approach makes use of data retrieved from recently published news articles and a language model to determine the currency of fact-based wiki sentences and suggest possible updat...
Wiki is a collaborative writing platform where all the users to the site can create new pages and mo...
Since its inception in 2001, Wikipedia has fast become one of the Internet's most dominant sources o...
Wikidata is the newest project of the Wikimedia Foundation (WMF), the non-profit U.S.-based foundati...
Wikis are ubiquitous in organisational and private use and provide a wealth of textual data. Maintai...
Wikis provide an easy and efficient way to share and aggregate knowledge. The currency of wikis is o...
Wikidata is one of the most important sources of structured data on the web, built by a worldwide co...
Wikipedia is a well known and widely used source of information. Wikipedia is massive, and its infor...
This paper presents a methodology for assessing and improving the quality of information provided by...
We propose a language-independent graph-based method to build a-la-carte article collections on user...
As free online encyclopedias with massive volumes of content, Wikipedia and Wikidata are key to many...
Wikipedia is the world's largest, most widely used online encyclopedia. Wikipedia relies on policies...
We present tools and techniques that facilitate wiki research and an analysis of wikis found on the ...
The wiki is an online collaborative document that requires analysis and consideration from scholars ...
Wikipedia is one of the most popular sources of free data on the Internet and subject to extensive u...
In a collaborative website like Wikidata, contributors add statements about an item like a person, a...
Wiki is a collaborative writing platform where all the users to the site can create new pages and mo...
Since its inception in 2001, Wikipedia has fast become one of the Internet's most dominant sources o...
Wikidata is the newest project of the Wikimedia Foundation (WMF), the non-profit U.S.-based foundati...
Wikis are ubiquitous in organisational and private use and provide a wealth of textual data. Maintai...
Wikis provide an easy and efficient way to share and aggregate knowledge. The currency of wikis is o...
Wikidata is one of the most important sources of structured data on the web, built by a worldwide co...
Wikipedia is a well known and widely used source of information. Wikipedia is massive, and its infor...
This paper presents a methodology for assessing and improving the quality of information provided by...
We propose a language-independent graph-based method to build a-la-carte article collections on user...
As free online encyclopedias with massive volumes of content, Wikipedia and Wikidata are key to many...
Wikipedia is the world's largest, most widely used online encyclopedia. Wikipedia relies on policies...
We present tools and techniques that facilitate wiki research and an analysis of wikis found on the ...
The wiki is an online collaborative document that requires analysis and consideration from scholars ...
Wikipedia is one of the most popular sources of free data on the Internet and subject to extensive u...
In a collaborative website like Wikidata, contributors add statements about an item like a person, a...
Wiki is a collaborative writing platform where all the users to the site can create new pages and mo...
Since its inception in 2001, Wikipedia has fast become one of the Internet's most dominant sources o...
Wikidata is the newest project of the Wikimedia Foundation (WMF), the non-profit U.S.-based foundati...