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1. research.google › pubsArchitecture for a multilingual Wikipedia - Google Research

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   We argue that we need a new approach to tackle this problem more effectively, a multilingual Wikipedia where content can be shared between language editions. This paper proposes an architecture for a system that fulfills this goal.

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3. cacm.acm.org › building-a-multilingual-wikipediaBuilding a Multilingual Wikipedia – Communications of the ACM

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   Apr 1, 2021 · Seeking to develop a multilingual Wikipedia where content can be shared among language editions.

4. collablab.northwestern.edu › pubs › CHI2012-BaoEtAlOmnipedia: Bridging the Wikipedia Language Gap

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   Omnipedia highlights the similarities and differences that exist among Wikipedia language editions, and makes salient information that is unique to each language as well as that which is shared more widely. We detail solutions to numerous front-end and algorithmic challenges inherent to providing users with.

5. arxiv.org › abs › 2004[2004.04733] Architecture for a multilingual Wikipedia

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   Apr 8, 2020 · One of the largest hindrances is the sheer number of languages Wikipedia needs to cover in order to achieve that goal. We argue that we need a new approach to tackle this problem more effectively, a multilingual Wikipedia where content can be shared between language editions.

   • Author: Denny Vrandečić
   • Cite as: arXiv:2004.04733 [cs.CY]

   • Publish Year: 2020
   • Comments: 22 pages, 6 figures

6. journals.plos.org › plosone › articleUnderstanding Editing Behaviors in Multilingual Wikipedia - PLOS

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   May 12, 2016 · We analyze these multilingual editors in terms of their engagement, interests, and language proficiency in their primary and non-primary (secondary) languages and find that the English edition of Wikipedia displays different dynamics from the Spanish and German editions.

7. arxiv.org › pdf › 2004ARCHITECTURE FOR A MULTILINGUAL W - arXiv.org

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   new approach to tackle this problem more effectively, a multilingual Wikipedia where content can be shared between language editions. This paper proposes an architecture for a system that fulfills this goal. It separates the goal in two parts: creating and maintaining content in an abstract notation

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   Why do multilingual Wikipedia users edit articles in different languages?

   • If multilingual Wikipedia users serve as information bridges contributing similar in-formation across multiple editions, then it is expected that when a user edits an article in another language that same user will usually also edit the corresponding article in his native language (H3).

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   Do multilingual users edit to non-primary language editions?

   • This section examines the edits of multilingual users to their non-primary language editions (that is, to editions other than the editions they edited most frequently). Edits from multilingual users writing in their non-primary language are an extremely small fraction of all edits to Wiki-pedia.

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   Are all language editions multilingual?

   • Multilingual users are found in all language editions. Gen-erally, however, a higher percentage of users primarily edit-ing smaller-sized language editions are multilingual com-pared to users primarily editing larger-sized editions, sup-porting H4. This is also consistent with prior qualitative and survey work.

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   How many concepts did a multilingual user edit?

   • Monolingual users edited the same number of concepts as articles since they only edited one language, while multilingual users edited a mean 65 (median 15, sd 185) concepts. All of these di erences are signi cant as es-tablished with two-tailed t-tests (p < 2:2 10 16).

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   Which languages have a high level of multilingualism?

   • Among larger-sized languages, Catalan (ca), Swedish (sv), Ukrainian (uk), and Dutch (nl) all had relatively high levels of multilingualism. In contrast, the lowest level of multilin-gualism is found among users primarily editing the Japanese (ja) language edition, where only 6% of the users edited an-other edition.

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   Do tilingual users edit the same articles in their primary languages?

   • A large num-ber of users did not edit any of the same articles in their primary languages, but a large number of users always edited the same articles in their primary lan-guages. tilingual users always edited the equivalent articles in their primary languages.

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9. arxiv.org › pdf › 1312Multilinguals and Wikipedia Editing - arXiv.org

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   ABSTRACT. This article analyzes one month of edits to Wikipedia in or-der to examine the role of users editing multiple language editions (referred to as multilingual users).