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@@ -199,18 +199,15 @@ What is an edit filter:
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Focusing on the English Wikipedia, I provide a general overview
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Focusing on the English Wikipedia, I provide a general overview on edit filters there and explore following research questions:
Q1: What is the role of edit filters among existing algorithmic quality-control
mechanisms on Wikipedia (bots, semi-automated tools, ORES, humans)?
Q1: What is the role of edit filters among existing algorithmic quality-control mechanisms on Wikipedia (bots, semi-automated tools, ORES, humans)?
Q2: Edit filters are a classical rule-based system. Why are they still active
today when more sophisticated ML approaches exist?
Q2: How do filters function?
Q3: Which type of tasks do filters take over?
Q4: How have these tasks evolved over time (are they changes in the type,
number, etc.)?
Q4: How have these tasks evolved over time (are they changes in the type, number, etc.)?
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Motivation
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