Description Usage Arguments Value See Also Examples
check_quality
identifies the quality class of the
article at the moment a particular edit was made.
1 | check_quality(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 nine columns; edit
, the
edit ID, project
, the project, prediction
,
the class that the model predicts the article has, and then one column
each for the probability of the article being in each possible class.
In the event of an error (due to the edit
not being available) NAs will be returned in that row.
check_goodfaith
to identify if a set of edits were made
in good faith, and check_damaging
to see if a set of edits
caused harm.
1 2 | # A simple, single-diff example
article_class <- check_quality("enwiki", 34854345)
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