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Temporal patterns of preferences through Wikipedia editing in different languages
Temporal editing patterns on Wikipedia provide a computational lens on cultural dynamics across linguistic communities. We analyse a decade of editorial activity (2001--2010) in eleven Wikipedia language editions and apply hierarchical clustering to two representations of collective behaviour: a sta
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