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;From a 10-6-2008 discussion on #openlibrary on irc.freenode.net: Reffer madness part I-II. | ;From a 10-6-2008 discussion on #openlibrary on irc.freenode.net: Reffer madness part I-II. | ||
== Papers cited == | == Papers cited == | ||
* [http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~sht25/papers/sigdial06.pdf An annotation scheme for citation function] by Simone Teufel, Advaith Siddharthan, Dan Tidhar (2006) | * [http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~sht25/papers/sigdial06.pdf An annotation scheme for citation function] by Simone Teufel, Advaith Siddharthan, Dan Tidhar (2006) | ||
** John M. Ziman. 1968. '''Public Knowledge''': An Essay Concerning the Social Dimensions of Science. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK. | ** John M. Ziman. 1968. '''Public Knowledge''': An Essay Concerning the Social Dimensions of Science. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK. | ||
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* [http://www.cs.umass.edu/~mwick/ Papers by Michael Wick] | * [http://www.cs.umass.edu/~mwick/ Papers by Michael Wick] | ||
== on irc == | |||
For discussions like this we really need a tangents/talk channel and a get-shit-done channel. | |||
: every chan should have a get-shit-done channel. what to name it? sj | |||
:: ## tends to mean off-topic -jgay | |||
::: so what means more-on-topic? sj | |||
= CITE UNSEEN = | = CITE UNSEEN = | ||
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: err, rather, those are data sets we can use with the osftware | : err, rather, those are data sets we can use with the osftware | ||
=== McCallum and Wollach | === McCallum and Wollach == | ||
; | ; McCallum | ||
: The two essays are "Learning to Predict the Quality of Contributions to Wikipedia" and "Topic Models Conditioned on Arbitrary Features with Dirichlet-multinomial Regression". I think if he can automate 90% accuracy rates with his programs, then he'll know what kinds of citations are good ones. | : The two essays are "Learning to Predict the Quality of Contributions to Wikipedia" and "Topic Models Conditioned on Arbitrary Features with Dirichlet-multinomial Regression". I think if he can automate 90% accuracy rates with his programs, then he'll know what kinds of citations are good ones. | ||
: Also with Hannah Wallach he did a great paper entitled "Community-based Link Prediction with Text." | : Also with Hannah Wallach he did a great paper entitled "Community-based Link Prediction with Text." | ||
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=== classes of refs === | === classes of refs === | ||
implying the reference is viewed positively and as a source of accuracy/legitimacy: | |||
:'based (in some part) on', 'uses as positive reference/proof', 'uses as negative reference/proof' | |||
:'discounts/criticizes', 'promotes/supports', 'attempts to prove', 'attempts to disprove' | |||
:'cites as transmitter of fundamental cite' | |||
:: <sj> there's actually a lot of conflation of proximal reference with original source that goes on when one is lazy or pressed for time leading at times to the wrong people being recognized for discoveries when this was not their intent | |||
::: <jgay> _sj_, yeah, that is really common. | |||
:the anti-ref: 'presents a different and possibly incompatible perspective' | |||
: 'used as inspiration for this section' v. 'referred to for research but provided no inspiration for any section' | |||
anti-ref: | |||
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#misleading cite - intended to confuse the course of a discussion; cite doesn't affect the argument the way it's implied to | #misleading cite - intended to confuse the course of a discussion; cite doesn't affect the argument the way it's implied to | ||
= | == I AM THE ANTICITES == | ||
= I AM THE ANTICITES = | |||
''to come...'' | ''to come...'' |