Description Usage Arguments Value See Also Examples
check_goodfaith
identifies whether
or not an edit was made in 'good faith' - whether it was well-intentioned,
even if it is not a high-quality contribution.
1 | check_goodfaith(project, edits, ...)
|
project |
a Wikimedia project. Supported projects can be obtained with
|
edits |
a revision ID, or vector of revision IDs, of the edits to check. |
... |
further arguments to pass to httr's GET. |
A data.frame of five columns; edit
, the
edit ID, project
, the project, prediction
,
whether the model predicts that the edit was made in good faith,
false_prob
, the probability that the model's prediction
is wrong, and true_prob
, the probability that the model's
prediction is correct. In the event of an error (due to the edit
not being available) NAs will be returned in that row.
check_quality
to see a prediction of the article quality class,
and check_damaging
to check if a set of edits
were damaging.
1 2 | # A simple, single-diff example
goodfaith_data <- check_goodfaith("enwiki", 34854345)
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