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Linking wikipedia to the web

Proceedings of the 33rd international ACM SIGIR conference on Research and development in information retrieval, 2010
We investigate the task of finding links from Wikipedia pages to external web pages. Such external links significantly extend the information in Wikipedia with information from the Web at large, while retaining the encyclopedic organization of Wikipedia. We use a language modeling approach to create a full-text and anchor text runs, and experiment with
Rianne Kaptein   +2 more
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WIKIPEDIA

Information, Communication & Society, 2013
The decentralized participatory architecture of the Internet challenges traditional knowledge authorities and hierarchies. Questions arise about whether lay inclusion helps to ‘democratize’ knowledge formation or if existing hierarchies are re-enacted online.
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Faceted Wikipedia Search

2010
Wikipedia articles contain, besides free text, various types of structured information in the form of wiki markup. The type of wiki content that is most valuable for search are Wikipedia infoboxes, which display an article’s most relevant facts as a table of attribute-value pairs on the top right-hand side of the Wikipedia page.
Hahn, Rasmus   +7 more
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Link Detection with Wikipedia

2009
This paper describes our participation in the INEX 2008 Link the Wiki track. We focused on the file-to-file task and submitted three runs, which were designed to compare the impact of different features on link generation. For outgoing links, we introduce the anchor likelihood ratio as an indicator for anchor detection, and explore two types of ...
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Central Places in Wikipedia

2015
Central Place Theory explains the number and locations of cities, towns, and villages based on principles of market areas, transportation, and socio-political interactions between settlements. It assumes a hexagonal segmentation of space, where every central place is surrounded by six lower-order settlements in its range, to which it caters its goods ...
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Wikipedia risks

Communications of the ACM, 2005
Peter J. Denning   +3 more
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Wikipedia

Zeitschrift für Medienpsychologie, 2006
Werner Wirth, Andreas Brändle
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Wikipedia

Monatsschrift für Deutsches Recht, 2021
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Flipped Learning With Wikipedia in Higher Education

Studies in Higher Education, 2020
Zou Di, Fu Lee Wang, Haoran Xie
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Mining Meaning From Wikipedia

International Journal of Human Computer Studies, 2009
Ian H. Witten   +2 more
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