WeKeyPedia python toolkit

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installation

using virtualenv

The pypi distribution is updated on important releases. During the development phase, this is approximatively every week.

$ mkdir e
$ virtualenv e/py
$ source e/py/bin/activate
(py)$ pip install wekeypedia
(py)$ python -m nltk.downloader punkt wordnet maxent_treebank_pos_tagger

using development version

If you need to get a up-to-last-second-update version, you might want to use the github master version. This is highly unstable. You both get work in progress features, their bugs and their bugfixes in realtime.

$ mkdir e
$ virtualenv e/py
$ source e/py/bin/activate
(py)$ pip install https://github.com/wekeypedia/toolkit-python/archive/master.zip
(py)$ python -m nltk.downloader punkt wordnet maxent_treebank_pos_tagger

usage

get the current content of a page

import wekeypedia

p = wekeypedia.WikipediaPage("Pi")
content = p.get_revision()

print content

parse diff result

diff = p.get_diff()
plusminus = p.extract_plusminus(diff)

p.print_plusminus_overview(plusminus)

count stems of a page

print p.count_stems([ content ])

examples and macros

You can explore the different current usages of the library by getting a look at the current we are using to build various datasets.

• retrieve_wikipedia_network.py
  • takes a file with a list of wikipedia pages
  • retrieve the hyperlinks network
  • store them in networkx format
• WIP analysis-data.py
  • take a pre-existing dataset and fetch page contents, revision logs and page view statistics
  • this script is used to produce the data for our data science python notebooks. It is mainly an explorary work to find new metrics
• convert2blocks.py
  • takes a pre-existing file based dataset and produce blocks representations for the synchronology data visualization
• wicrimea.py
  • fetch contents and data for the analysis of wikipedia pages involved in the current events about Crimea, Ukrain and Russia
• WIP slopes-sample.py
  • produce the dataset for the ski slopes UI prototype

using virtualenv

$ virtualenv e/py --no-site-packages
$ source e/py/bin/activate
(py)$ pip install -r requirements.txt