Re: [Wikidata] Looking for "data quality check" bots

Hi Maarten, Thank you very much for your answer and your pointers. The page (which I did not know existed) containing a federated SPARQL query is definitely close to what I mean. It just misses one more step: deciding who is right. If we look at the first result of the table

Re: [Wikidata] Looking for "data quality check" bots

Hi Ettore, On 26-09-18 14:31, Ettore RIZZA wrote: Dear all, I'm looking for Wikidata bots that perform accuracy audits. For example, comparing the birth dates of persons with the same date indicated in databases linked to the item by an external-id. Let's have a look at the evolution of auto

Re: [Wikidata] Looking for "data quality check" bots

; > I've had cases where I haven't had to change the rule sets much at all > but none of them have been more than 50 lines of code, all much less. > > > > -- Original Message ------ > From: "Federico Leva (Nemo)" > To: "Discussion list for t

Re: [Wikidata] Looking for "data quality check" bots

n 50 lines of code, all much less. -- Original Message -- From: "Federico Leva (Nemo)" To: "Discussion list for the Wikidata project" ; "Ettore RIZZA" Sent: 9/26/2018 1:00:53 PM Subject: Re: [Wikidata] Looking for "data quality check" bots

Re: [Wikidata] Looking for "data quality check" bots

Ettore RIZZA, 26/09/2018 15:31: I'm looking for Wikidata bots that perform accuracy audits. For example, comparing the birth dates of persons with the same date indicated in databases linked to the item by an external-id. This is mostly a screenscraping job, because most external databases are

[Wikidata] Looking for "data quality check" bots

Dear all, I'm looking for Wikidata bots that perform accuracy audits. For example, comparing the birth dates of persons with the same date indicated in databases linked to the item by an external-id. I do not even know if they exist. Bots are often poorly documented, so I appeal to the community