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= Eventseries completeness = | = Eventseries completeness = | ||
+ | The queries here only give a rough estimate for an upper bound since the assumption here is that all events between max(ordinal) and min(ordinal) are available which is often not the case. | ||
== dblp == | == dblp == | ||
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=== event series completeness of wikidata === | === event series completeness of wikidata === | ||
[[File:wikidata_series_completeness.png|600px]] | [[File:wikidata_series_completeness.png|600px]] | ||
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= Eventseries completeness by acronym = | = Eventseries completeness by acronym = | ||
Not all data sources have an eventseries reference per event. As as alternative approach we analyzed the acronyms to group event series. | Not all data sources have an eventseries reference per event. As as alternative approach we analyzed the acronyms to group event series. |
Revision as of 10:33, 29 May 2022
Introduction
SQL Query for Event Series completion
SELECT
series,
min(ordinal) as minOrdinal,
max(ordinal) as maxOrdinal,
avg(ordinal) as avgOrdinal,
max(Ordinal)-min(Ordinal) as available,
(max(Ordinal)-min(Ordinal)) /(max(Ordinal)-1.0) as completeness
FROM event_dblp
Where ordinal is not null
group by series
order by 6 desc
Event Signature Availability
see also http://conferencecorpus.bitplan.com/query/SignatureAvailability
signature completeness combined
signature completeness of acronym
signature completeness of startDate
signature completeness of ordinal
signature completeness of year
signature completeness of title
signature completeness of city
signature completeness of country
[[File:completeSignature_country.png|600px]
Ordinal histogramms
The Zipf digramms show the log frequency (leaving out the first event, since typically the decline begins from the second event)
confref
To few available ordinals for analysis.
CEUR-WS
sql query
SELECT ordinal
FROM event_ceurws
where ordinal is not null
and ordinal < 50
ceurws ordinals
confref
not enough data
Crossref
sql query
SELECT ordinal
FROM event_crossref
where ordinal is not null
and ordinal < 50
crossref ordinals
dblp
sql query
SELECT ordinal
FROM event_dblp
where ordinal is not null
and ordinal < 50
dblp ordinals
GND
sql query
SELECT ordinal
FROM event_gnd
where ordinal is not null
and ordinal < 50
gnd ordinals
OpenResearch
sql query
SELECT ordinal
FROM event_or
where ordinal is not null
and ordinal < 50
or ordinals
OpenResearch
sql query
SELECT ordinal
FROM event_orbackup
where ordinal is not null
and ordinal < 50
orbackup ordinals
OpenResearch
sql query
SELECT ordinal
FROM event_orclone
where ordinal is not null
and ordinal < 50
orclone ordinals
OpenResearch
sql query
SELECT ordinal
FROM event_orclonebackup
where ordinal is not null
and ordinal < 50
orclonebackup ordinals
TIBKAT
sql query
SELECT ordinal
FROM event_tibkat
where ordinal is not null
and ordinal < 50
tibkat ordinals
WikiCFP
sql query
SELECT ordinal
FROM event_wikicfp
where ordinal is not null
and ordinal < 50
wikicfp ordinals
Wikidata
sql query
SELECT ordinal
FROM event_wikidata
where ordinal is not null
and ordinal < 50
wikidata ordinals
Eventseries completeness
The queries here only give a rough estimate for an upper bound since the assumption here is that all events between max(ordinal) and min(ordinal) are available which is often not the case.
dblp
sql query
SELECT
series,
min(ordinal) as minOrdinal,
max(ordinal) as maxOrdinal,
avg(ordinal) as avgOrdinal,
max(Ordinal)-min(Ordinal) as ordinalRange,
(max(Ordinal)-min(Ordinal)) /(max(Ordinal)-1.0) as completeness
FROM event_dblp
WHERE ordinal is not null
GROUP BY series
ORDER by 6 DESC
event series completeness of dblp
OpenResearch
sql query
SELECT
inEventSeries,
min(ordinal) as minOrdinal,
max(ordinal) as maxOrdinal,
avg(ordinal) as avgOrdinal,
max(Ordinal)-min(Ordinal) as ordinalRange,
(max(Ordinal)-min(Ordinal)) /(max(Ordinal)-1.0) as completeness
FROM event_orclone
WHERE ordinal is not null
GROUP BY inEventSeries
ORDER by 6 DESC
event series completeness of orclone
WikiCFP
sql query
SELECT
seriesId,
min(ordinal) as minOrdinal,
max(ordinal) as maxOrdinal,
avg(ordinal) as avgOrdinal,
max(Ordinal)-min(Ordinal) as ordinalRange,
(max(Ordinal)-min(Ordinal)) /(max(Ordinal)-1.0) as completeness
FROM event_wikicfp
WHERE ordinal is not null
GROUP BY seriesId
ORDER by 6 DESC
event series completeness of wikicfp
Wikidata
sql query
SELECT
eventInSeriesId,
min(ordinal) as minOrdinal,
max(ordinal) as maxOrdinal,
avg(ordinal) as avgOrdinal,
max(Ordinal)-min(Ordinal) as ordinalRange,
(max(Ordinal)-min(Ordinal)) /(max(Ordinal)-1.0) as completeness
FROM event_wikidata
WHERE ordinal is not null
GROUP BY eventInSeriesId
ORDER by 6 DESC
event series completeness of wikidata
Eventseries completeness by acronym
Not all data sources have an eventseries reference per event. As as alternative approach we analyzed the acronyms to group event series. The results will in some cases mix data from event series with ambiguous acronyms.