GoranSMilovanovic added a comment.

  @WMDE-leszek Thank you. Don't worry, I will request the repo: we need one for 
this kind of one-shot tasks anyways.
  
  @awight @Jan_Dittrich
  
  The following is based on `395,680` Wikidata editors and following the 
corrections as suggested by @awight in T282563#7104580 
<https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T282563#7104580>:
  
  - The probability of editor reactivation is `0.08548827`;
  - Reactivation is defined in the following way: we look at consecutive months 
since user registration and mark active months (>= 5 edits) as `1` and 
non-active months as `0`, so the whole user revision history becomes a string 
e.g. `010001111100101...`
  - We search for a regex pattern `1+0+1+` in the revision histories; each 
match is recognized as a reactivation.
  
  Here is the distribution of the number of reactivations:
  
         0      1      2      3      4      5      6      7      8      9     
10     11     12 
    361854  18324   6660   3580   2194   1363    869    447    236    101     
37     12      3 
  
  Obviously a vast majority of editors never reactivate following one month of 
inactivity, implying that user retention in Wikidata is a serious problem 
indeed.
  
  Again, only item, property, and lexeme namespaces are considered.
  
  @awight Thanks again for T282563#7104580 
<https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T282563#7104580>!

TASK DETAIL
  https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T282563

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