[…] of a statement. Denny Vrandečić published 2 blog posts about the ideas behind Wikidata: “Wikidata Quality and Quantity” and “A categorical imperative?“. In addition, he shared a few thoughts on the […]
Im currently working on a survey paper focused towards data quality assessment methodologies, dimensions, metrics and tools particularly for LOD: http://www.semantic-web-journal.net/content/quality-assessment-methodologies-linked-open-data (although currently under review). I think this would be a potential answer to your statement; "How to make quality measurable in Wikidata, which metrics correlate with quality – it has simply not yet been investigated sufficiently. I expect that science will provide some answers in the coming months and years." Of course, in this case not particularly for Wikidata but definitely can be applied to it !
in my opinion, wikidata quality will increase naturally as the number of statements. Many statements are linked together will obvious rules. "A term cannot have a date of birth" and so forth. bots will then be able to detect errors by logical rules.
We use cookies on our website to provide you with the best experience by remembering your preferences even on repeat visits. By clicking "Accept" you consent to the use of all cookies. However, you can access the cookie settings to give controlled consent. You can also find more information in our Privacy policy
Diese Website verwendet Cookies, um Ihre Erfahrung zu verbessern, während Sie durch die Website navigieren. Von diesen Cookies werden die nach Bedarf kategorisierten Cookies in Ihrem Browser gespeichert, da sie für das Funktionieren der Grundfunktionen der Website unerlässlich sind. Wir verwenden auch Cookies von Drittanbietern, mit denen wir analysieren und nachvollziehen können, wie Sie diese Website nutzen. Diese Cookies werden nur mit Ihrer Zustimmung in Ihrem Browser gespeichert. Sie haben auch die Möglichkeit, diese Cookies zu deaktivieren. Das Deaktivieren einiger dieser Cookies kann sich jedoch auf Ihr Surferlebnis auswirken.
[…] of a statement. Denny Vrandečić published 2 blog posts about the ideas behind Wikidata: “Wikidata Quality and Quantity” and “A categorical imperative?“. In addition, he shared a few thoughts on the […]
Im currently working on a survey paper focused towards data quality assessment methodologies, dimensions, metrics and tools particularly for LOD: http://www.semantic-web-journal.net/content/quality-assessment-methodologies-linked-open-data (although currently under review). I think this would be a potential answer to your statement; "How to make quality measurable in Wikidata, which metrics correlate with quality – it has simply not yet been investigated sufficiently. I expect that science will provide some answers in the coming months and years." Of course, in this case not particularly for Wikidata but definitely can be applied to it !
in my opinion, wikidata quality will increase naturally as the number of statements. Many statements are linked together will obvious rules. "A term cannot have a date of birth" and so forth. bots will then be able to detect errors by logical rules.
Press "Random article" 100 times and count the incidences of Wikidata use. (All inter wiki language links together count only as one incident.)
I hope the project will have many contributors and that it will be successful. :) Thanks for the great article about Wikidata.