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Emily Lescak and Diego Saez-Trumper: How Data Scientists Can Contribute To Wikimedia Projects

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About the Event

During this session, Diego Saez-Trumper and Emily Lescak from the Wikimedia Foundation Research team will discuss the history and structure of the Wikimedia Foundation and how the data science community can contribute to Wikimedia projects.

About the Speaker

Dr. Emily Lescak is the Senior Research Community Officer at The Wikimedia Foundation, where she focuses on supporting, growing, and diversifying the global community of Wikimedia researchers. She began her data science career as a fisheries researcher in both the academic and government sectors. She transitioned full-time to non-profit program and community management work two years ago when she developed and managed Code for Science & Society's Event Fund, which provides financial and programmatic support to organizers of open data science events.

Diego Sáez Trumper is Chilean computer scientist, currently working as a Senior Research Scientist at the Wikimedia Foundation and Visiting Research Fellow at University Pompeu Fabra, where he obtained his PhD in 2013 under the supervision of Ricardo Baeza-Yates. Before, Diego worked as researcher and data scientist at NTENT, Eurecat, QCRI and Yahoo Labs. He has also been a visitor and collaborator of several universities such as UMFG (Brazil), Cambridge (UK), and UCU (Ukraine). His research focuses on the usage of data science to understand and deal with the diffusion of (dis)information in online platforms.

Video

Emily Lescak and Diego Saez-Trumper:  How Data Scientists Can Contribute To Wikimedia Projects

Timestamps

00:00 Beryl introduces Data Umbrella 
05:40 Beryl introduces Emily
06:35 Beryl introduces Diego
08:20 Emily and Diego‘s introduction
09:30 Outline and agenda
09:45 The Wikimedia Foundation
12:15 Research priorities
14:42 Using Wikipedia resources
20:45 Article quality scores
23:30 Reminder on article versions
25:30 How to access content
29:58 Media Wiki Utilities
30:50 Quarry / SQL Replicas
33:38 Wikimedia Statistics
35:32 Page Views
40:02 Click Dataset – visitor information
42:20 Wikimedia Toolforge
43:45 PAWS: a Web Shell customized to interact with Wikimedia 
45:10 How to contribute to Wikimedia (Emily)
49:15 How to stay in touch
50:45 Start of Q&A Session

Transcript