Ongoing Events in Wikipedia: A Cross-lingual Case Study
Simon Gottschalk, Elena Demidova, Viola Bernacchi, Richard Rogers

TL;DR
This paper investigates how researchers analyze multilingual, event-centric information in Wikipedia to understand cross-cultural perspectives, highlighting challenges and methods used in cross-lingual data analysis.
Contribution
It provides a preliminary case study on researcher interactions with multilingual Wikipedia data for ongoing events, focusing on methods and features employed.
Findings
Researchers face language barriers in analyzing multilingual event data.
Certain features and methods are commonly used in cross-lingual analysis.
Preliminary insights into cross-cultural information analysis processes.
Abstract
In order to effectively analyze information regarding ongoing events that impact local communities across language and country borders, researchers often need to perform multilingual data analysis. This analysis can be particularly challenging due to the rapidly evolving event-centric data and the language barrier. In this abstract we present preliminary results of a case study with the goal to better understand how researchers interact with multilingual event-centric information in the context of cross-cultural studies and which methods and features they use.
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Taxonomy
TopicsWikis in Education and Collaboration · Natural Language Processing Techniques
