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Nov 5
Fork of Gender diversity in Wikipedia articles : Focus on computer sciences in Wikipedia in English
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df = get_genderdiversity(article, wikipedia).then((d) =>
aq
.from(d)
.derive({ share: (d) => (100 * d.count) / op.sum(d.count) })
.derive({ hhi: (d) => op.sum((d.share / 100) ** 2) })
)
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get_default = () => {
const params = new URL(document.URL).searchParams;
const defaults = {
wikipedia: "en.wikipedia.org",
article: "Artificial intelligence"
};
if (params.has("wikipedia")) {
defaults.wikipedia = params.get("wikipedia");
}
if (params.has("article")) {
defaults.article = params.get("article");
}
return defaults;
}
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import { SearchForm } from "@floatingpurr/input-autocomplete"
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import {wikipedias} from "@pac02/user-level-gender-statistics-for-wikipedia"
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