> I have created a phab task with your awesome use case.
> https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T134231
Thanks, subscribed. Looking forward to the feature :-)
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Hi Dario and Ellery :)
As Nuria said there is a lot of work ongoing on Edit data, but I'll be
very interested in discussing how to better productionize / serve the data.
Cheers !
Joseph
On Tue, May 3, 2016 at 6:17 AM, Nuria Ruiz wrote:
> >Ellery and I have been talking about the idea of – at
>Ellery and I have been talking about the idea of – at the very least –
scheduling the generation of new dumps, if not exposing the data
programmatically. Right now, I am afraid >this is not within my team's
capacity and Analytics has a number of other high-priority areas to focus
on.
Right. Most
Hey Thomas,
yes, I agree this dataset is really valuable (just looking at the sheer
number of downloads [1] and requests for similar data we've received). I
can see the value of making it more easily accessible via an API.
Ellery and I have been talking about the idea of – at the very least –
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and everybody who has an
interest in Wikipedia and analytics.;Cc: Research into Wikimedia content and
communities;Subject:Re: [Analytics] Wikipedia Clickstream dataset refreshed
(March 2016)
Hi Dario,This data is super interesting! How realistic is it that your teammake
it available through the
Hi Dario,
This data is super interesting! How realistic is it that your team
make it available through the Wikimedia REST API [1]? I would then in
turn love to add it to Wikipedia Tools [2], just imagine how amazing
it would be to be able to ask a spreadsheet for…
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Hey all,
heads up that a refreshed Wikipedia Clickstream dataset is now available
for March 2016, containing 25 million (referer, resource) pairs extracted
from about 7 billion webrequests.
https://dx.doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.1305770.v16
Ellery (the author of the dataset) is cc'ed if you have
