IRC office hours/Office hours 2013-09-23

Researcher Office Hours
Monday 23 September 2013
0600-0700 UTC
marktraceur has changed the topic to: Office hour with WMF researchers | 2013-09-23 18:00-19:00 UTC | IRC office hours - http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/IRC_office_hours (11:01:11 AM)

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02:30 AM Ironholds: Pine: pong

02:58 AM marktraceur: Pine: There's no +t in here, so anyone can change the topic

03:02 AM Pine: Ironhold, thanks marktraceur changed the topic

03:06 AM Pine: oh

03:07 AM DarTar_clone: ok everybody, let's get started

03:07 AM Pine: ok

03:17 AM DarTar_clone: quick round of intros for those of you who don't know who's attending

03:17 AM marktraceur: Hilariously it winds up being me about 50% of the time anyway. ￼

03:33 AM DarTar_clone: I'll go first

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04:24 AM DarTar_clone: I'm Dario, sr research analyst, worked with Product for a while and now I'm part of the Research & Data team in Analytics

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05:13 AM HenriqueCrang: I'm Henrique, data analyst and experiments consultant in the Brazil Catalyst Program

05:24 AM J-Mo: I'm Jonathan Morgan, Learning Strategist in Grantmaking. Been contracting for a while, and just joined a full time staff. 

05:35 AM halfak: I'm Aaron Halfaker. I've been doing research work for the Foundation as a contractor for a couple of years, but I just transitioned to full-time research-analyst last week.  I'm currently working with the Growth team (formerly Editor Engagement Experiments) to model new editor behavior.

06:05 AM J-Mo: …and that's it for the researchers, I believe. Anyone else want to introduce themselves?

06:29 AM Pine: We have a professor here also right?

06:30 AM marktraceur: *is tho topic change robot*

06:44 AM J-Mo: Pine: no, Aaron Shaw wasn't able to make it.

06:51 AM Pine: ok

06:57 AM J-Mo: but hopefully at future office hourse!

06:59 AM Haitham: I'm Haitham. Learning Strategist, works with the grantmaking team on global south and grant program evaluation.

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08:43 AM Pine: I think that's it for intros. DarTar there was something you wanted to announce?

09:12 AM DarTar: yeah

09:26 AM DarTar: a couple of service announcements before we get into ask-me-anything mode

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10:05 AM DarTar: 1) we're organizing a Wikimedia research hackathon/meetup some time in late October/early November

10:29 AM DarTar: the date is still to be defined but I think J-Mo and halfak should give a quick pitch

11:27 AM J-Mo: so, basically, we're looking to assembling a bunch of folks who are interested in research related to Wikis

11:29 AM halfak: ^^ If you'd like to get updates, add your name here: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Grants:IdeaLab/Labs2#Interested_participants

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12:14 AM J-Mo: …academics, foundation folks, and volunteers.

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12:50 AM J-Mo: to answer research questions, build tools, and perform analyses that people are interested in.

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13:04 AM DarTar: and evangelize our data sources

13:11 AM halfak: Ironholds: Can you give us a quick example by talking about your project with block reasons?

13:23 AM J-Mo: the idea would be to have different local hackathons on the same day, and connect them to one another using the magic of THE INTERNET

14:14 AM halfak: Ironholds: ?

14:25 AM halfak: I can give a quick overview too.

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14:28 AM halfak: OK.

14:41 AM halfak: So, we're looking at how blocking behavior has changed over time in English Wikipedia.

14:58 AM halfak: Specifically, we're looking for evidence that abuse filter is reducing the rate and type of blocks that happened.

16:15 AM HenriqueCrang: cool

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16:35 AM halfak: I just wanted to give you guys that so you'd know what we were talking about.  This event could involve performing this type of analysis, building tools, etc.

16:39 AM halfak: Any questions?

16:54 AM Pine: Is there any coordination between that research and what's happening with Snuggle?

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17:36 AM halfak: Not that research specifically, but I'm using a similar set of strategies to add better block detection support into Snuggle.

17:55 AM Pine: ok

18:50 AM Pine: DarTar was there another announcement?

18:54 AM DarTar: yes

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19:27 AM DarTar: so we've been working for a while with OKFN to experiment with the use of CKAN as a data repository

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19:46 AM DarTar: acronym expansion:

19:50 AM DarTar: hey ashaw

19:53 AM ashaw: greetings!

19:59 AM ashaw: sorry to be a bit late

20:00 AM Pine: Welcome ashaw.

20:06 AM DarTar: OKFN: Open Knowledge Foundation

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20:57 AM DarTar: CKAN: Comprehensive Knowledge Archive Network (it's the open source software currently used by large open data repos like the US and UK gov data hubs)

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21:53 AM DarTar: we've used for a while http://datahub.io/group/wikimedia as our semi-official data sharing solution

22:17 AM DarTar: and they recently went through a major upgrade/refresh

22:43 AM DarTar: they reenabled the data store which allows researchers/community members to upload and share datasets in the Wikimedia group

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23:13 AM DarTar: so help us spread the word and get more people to share their data, when they run research on our projects

23:36 AM DarTar: and ping me if you have any issues using the datahub

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25:36 AM DarTar: last service announcement

26:06 AM DarTar: we're still looking for contributors for the next issue of the research newsletter (Sep 2013), due for publication on Wednesday

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26:43 AM halfak: Research newsletter: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Research:Newsletter

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27:14 AM PcLanglais: I can give some help. I'm going to relaunch the French version in a shortwhile.

27:21 AM OrenBochman: hello

27:27 AM J-Mo: </announcements> At this point, we're going to switch to an AMA style format. So anyone in this chan with a BURNING question about research should chime in at any time.

27:28 AM DarTar: if you've read any of the papers listed in this etherpad: https://etherpad.wikimedia.org/p/WRN201309 we'd love to have your notes and short summaries

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27:37 AM DarTar: PcLanglais: that'd be grand

28:21 AM OrenBochman: I've gone through Gellart's chapter

28:30 AM jcorneli: @J-Mo: could you say more about what you do as a "Learning Strategist"?

28:30 AM OrenBochman: not sure of someone else is covering it

29:13 AM PcLanglais: It's a deal ￼

29:38 AM J-Mo: heh. that's a good question jcorneli.

30:12 AM halfak: OrenBochman:  Are you referring to one of the open papers for the Research Newsletter?

30:14 AM J-Mo: basically, at this point, Haitham and I are working on setting up an infrastructure to help grantees measure the impact of the grant-funded activities they perform

30:19 AM OrenBochman: yes

30:31 AM J-Mo: and also developing tools to help them measure impact.

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30:42 AM J-Mo: (in that capacity, we work closely with Analytics)

30:44 AM jcorneli: So, and grants are related to learning activities?

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31:30 AM OrenBochman: it's the one called Reliable Sources for Indigenous Knowledge: Dissecting Wikipedia’s Catch–22

31:44 AM J-Mo: yeah, the word "learning" is kind of strange. My former title "research strategist" made more sense, to me anyway. But as part of the Learning and Evaluation team within Grantmaking, we're s'posed to help make sure that we get the best results for the grant money we spend.

31:51 AM DarTar: OrenBochman: make sure you add your name to the etherpad

31:55 AM Pine: J-Mo: how is your job different from the Program Evaluation Specialist?

31:57 AM DarTar: if you haven;t yet

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32:13 AM halfak: OrenBochman: It looks like that one is available to me.  You should feel free to claim it.

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32:46 AM OrenBochman: done

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32:56 AM J-Mo: another good question, Pine. The Program Evaluation Specialist (janstee) works primarily with Chapters and large-scale funded programs. Haitham and I tend to work more with smaller grants.

32:59 AM halfak: OrenBochman:  Thanks!

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33:15 AM J-Mo: Haitham, janstee, feel free to chime in with more/better explanation ￼

33:17 AM jcorneli: @J-Mo: OK, I think I understand better - you're *learning* how to develop more effective grant programs

33:20 AM Pine: J-Mo: ok. Is jwild supervising both?

33:26 AM J-Mo: icorneli: YES

33:33 AM jcorneli: Sounds good

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33:47 AM J-Mo: no, jwild is Haitham and my boss, but not janstee's

33:54 AM J-Mo: she works with Frank Schulenberg

34:27 AM jcorneli: @J-Mo: here's a short "use case" for peer learning techniques that's related to your job (I think): http://peeragogy.org/practice/use-cases/improving-the-efficacy-of-research-funding/

34:33 AM jcorneli: I'd be curious to know what you think of that!

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35:04 AM OrenBochman: is Aaron Shaw around ?

35:06 AM DarTar: J-Mo: it's actually Schulenburg (it usually takes a few months for people to get it right) ￼

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35:19 AM halfak: OrenBochman:  He's having technical difficulties at the moment.

35:29 AM OrenBochman: too bad

35:33 AM tnegrin: J-Mo: how is this different from wikimetrics?

35:53 AM halfak: Doc. Shaw may still make it.

35:53 AM J-Mo: ooh, I like this jcorneli. I'm working on a similar format to capturing key tips and considerations for evaluation, that uses Design patterns.

36:09 AM J-Mo: tnegrin: how is what different?

36:14 AM ashaw: i'm around!

36:18 AM OrenBochman: anyone here  looking into gendergap these days ?

36:18 AM ashaw: just not on the video at the moment

36:20 AM jcorneli: @J-Mo: yeah, we have a lot of those too... http://peeragogy.org/practice/

36:23 AM ashaw: oh yes

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36:29 AM OrenBochman: is there video too ?

36:42 AM Pine: OrenBochman: sikob may be able to answer the gender gap question. Siko?

36:56 AM DarTar: OrenBochman: did you see the gender microsurveys?

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37:07 AM OrenBochman: don't think so

37:10 AM tnegrin: J-Mo: sorry, let's do this offline

37:13 AM tnegrin: I'll reach out

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37:18 AM J-Mo: jcorneli, I clearly need to follow up with you more. Do you have time this week to teach me a little more about what you're doing with peerology?

37:26 AM J-Mo: tnegrin: k

37:45 AM DarTar: OrenBochman: here's some high-level description of what the project is about https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Research:Gender_micro-survey

37:55 AM halfak: DarTar: Can you link to info about those micro-surveys?

38:02 AM OrenBochman: I've am looking at neutrality and  gendered language on en.wikipedia.

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38:07 AM Pine: OrenBochman: we're aware of gender gap and related issues in IEGCom. I'm not sure what's happening in the rest of WMF these days.

38:26 AM sikob: nothing specifically aimed at gender gap wmf-wide

38:29 AM Pine: I think that was deprioritized as a part of "narrowing focus" but not sure.

38:30 AM OrenBochman: what is IEDCom

38:38 AM Pine: IEG, not IED.

38:43 AM Pine: Individual Engagement Grants.

38:43 AM sikob: but always interested in research on the topic

38:51 AM marktraceur: IED is a way more exciting and shorter conference.

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39:03 AM jcorneli: @J-Mo: Yeah - generally free around this time of day (UK evenings), if that works well.  If you want to browse through my thesis, it's online.  I see that we're on about the same schedule, PhD-wise ￼ http://metameso.org/~joe/thesis-outline.html

39:18 AM OrenBochman: I've done some work using game theory to look at how gender gap arise

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39:28 AM jcorneli: I'll send you an email to facilitate follow-up

39:28 AM sumanah: *looks at logs http://bots.wmflabs.org/~wm-bot/logs/%23wikimedia-office/20130923.txt *

39:28 AM DarTar: wikimedia-office needs an acronym-solving bot

39:59 AM Pine: OrenBochman: that would be interesting for the research newsletter! Can you work that in with DarTar?

40:03 AM J-Mo: nice! Want to meet here tomorrow at 11 PDT and I can pick your brian?

40:07 AM J-Mo: *brain

40:13 AM OrenBochman: I'be found a family of models which model some of the qualitative issues

40:23 AM OrenBochman: it's too early for this one

40:53 AM OrenBochman: anyhow the most intersting results so far come from three areas

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41:39 AM OrenBochman: I looked at gate keeping and the model indicate a prepensity for agression by gatekeeprs

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42:03 AM J-Mo: jcorneli: sweeeet

42:18 AM DarTar: for context, the micro-survey approach is designed to measure gender breakdown in different parts of the reader -> new contributor funnel, we have only rolled out one for account registrations for now, but I expect we'll have more in the future

42:34 AM OrenBochman: a second model needs a very long survey to check

43:36 AM OrenBochman: it looks at alternative to Wikipedia in term of Cognetive surplus

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45:00 AM OrenBochman: DarTar: What I want to check is if there is gender assymetric  - hyperbolic discounting

45:21 AM OrenBochman: problem is a typical survey has around 480 questions

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46:12 AM DarTar: that's one of the reason why I believe we're moving away from surveys for reader/editor demographics ￼

46:27 AM DarTar: OrenBochman: do you have a short project description in the Research index?

46:32 AM DarTar: or is it too premature?

47:00 AM OrenBochman: I'm looking to create an adaptive survey to reduce it to around 20 questions

47:23 AM OrenBochman: I planned to present this at the diversity confrence.

47:29 AM halfak: For those who don't know, the "Research Index" is a place where we list out all of our internal, WMF projects and ask external researchers to list there projects as well.  See http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Research:Index

47:33 AM OrenBochman: but I don

47:36 AM J-Mo: looks like things are slowing down. anyone have any more questions for researchers?

47:42 AM OrenBochman: I don't think I'll be going

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48:23 AM OrenBochman: any how I am currently looking at gendered bias in langague

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48:39 AM Pine: Haitham and HenriqueCrang: can you talk about what you've learned about Brazil and Global South in general? Has there been any major improvement since WMF first started looking into improving Global South participation?

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48:52 AM OrenBochman: I'm creating a tool that works like sentiment analsis but for gendered language

49:43 AM OrenBochman: I'll be putting that up in a few days on the web

49:56 AM HenriqueCrang: Pine, we cant already point any improvements directly linked to the WMF action here in Brazil

50:12 AM Pine: halfak: is there a researcher assigned to what was E2?

50:24 AM sumanah: I'm curious about who's using WikiMetrics, but I know that is less a researcher question and more a general analytics question

50:33 AM DarTar: Pine: there are some high priority parts of E2 that we're supporting

50:39 AM Haitham: Sadly there wasn't any significant improvement, but what we have now is a better understanding about where the key regions are, and this helped forming our new Global South strategy. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:WMF%27s_New_Global_South_Strategy.pdf

50:40 AM OrenBochman: I've used it one or twice

50:52 AM DarTar: Beta and Flow in particular

50:57 AM HenriqueCrang: We have seen some rates stoping to going down, but we cant afirm that there were a conection between this data and the catalyst program explicity

51:23 AM Pine: ok. Haitham what about India?

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51:46 AM Pine: as compared to Brazil?

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52:16 AM DarTar: I have to run, thanks folks (and thanks Pine for putting this together)

52:24 AM Pine: Thanks for participating!

52:35 AM HenriqueCrang: but we can really see some rates improving after the begining of the program, like in: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Programa_Catalisador_do_Brasil/Annual_Stats#Analysis

52:46 AM HenriqueCrang: bye DarTar !

52:49 AM DarTar: ciao

52:51 AM OrenBochman: not sure why WikiMetrics requires cohorts to be from one wiki

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53:19 AM OrenBochman: our events often have people editing multiple projects

53:39 AM drdee_: OrenBochman: we have that request in our backlog

53:44 AM OrenBochman: the last one was commons,en.wik and he.wiki

53:47 AM Haitham: Pine, Most of the work in India is being supervised now by CIS, and we believe that they are able to do a better job as they have a better understanding of the local communities. I believe the same model be replicated other places too.

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54:29 AM Pine: Haitham: ok but who is gathering data on their outcomes and is it being compared with data from Brazil?

54:32 AM HenriqueCrang: Pine, we hope to run some controlled experiments this season to be able to connect the actions performed with changes, since historically ptwiki numbers are pretty unstable

55:48 AM OrenBochman: DarTar: regarding https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Research:Index - do I just add a new page under projects ?

56:10 AM HenriqueCrang: Pine, i started conversations with the guys form CIS in India and we really want to share learnings and analysis

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56:27 AM Haitham: CIS does the data gathering on its own, you may have an updated version at http://geohacker.github.io/indicwiki/. Henrique might be the best to tell about Brazil.

56:39 AM J-Mo: OrenBorchman: DarTar's gone, but yes, you can just create a new research project page.

56:41 AM halfak: OrenBochman:  I can field that.  Yes.  The best way is to use the input box on the lower left of Research:Index.

56:56 AM HenriqueCrang: but now we dont have any comparative data, and I dont know if we are going to, since we have so diferent realities in both countries

57:22 AM sumanah: see y'all later!

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57:25 AM OrenBochman: ok

57:26 AM halfak: OrenBochman: On https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Research:Index, there's a header in the lower left for "Create a new project page"

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57:33 AM OrenBochman: I saw that

57:37 AM halfak: Awesome.

57:38 AM OrenBochman: I'll add it

58:04 AM halfak: hasta sumanah ￼

58:07 AM OrenBochman: halfak: are you still doing the survey on your tool

58:08 AM halfak: Woops.  too late

58:15 AM Pine: HenriqueCrang: if WMF is going to put a bunch of money into a Brazil consultant program I think it should have a baseline out of India and do comparisons as Brazil moves forward.

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58:22 AM halfak: OrenBochman: Finished a couple of weeks ago.

58:42 AM J-Mo: alright everyone, I hereby call this meeting to a close. We hope to have another next month, so keep your eyes on the wikiresearch-l mailing list!

58:43 AM OrenBochman: I was moving again

58:55 AM J-Mo: and thanks again to Pine for organizing this.

58:57 AM Pine: J-Mo: you are two minutes early!

59:02 AM Pine: but ok

59:09 AM halfak: Two minutes for goodbyes.

59:16 AM J-Mo: lol. 

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59:19 AM halfak: And yeah, cheers to Pine.

59:25 AM OrenBochman: ashaw: I'd like to chat about your paper on the gender gap surveys

59:26 AM Pine: thanks everyone!

59:35 AM Pine: I look forward to the research newsletter

59:41 AM OrenBochman: ￼

59:43 AM Haitham: Thank you Pine for organizing this.

59:47 AM Pine: J-Mo: will you post logs please?

00:00 PM J-Mo: mmm. where?

00:05 PM Ocastro: Hi Pine, comparing Brazil and India is possible, but very challenging

00:07 PM J-Mo: never done that.

00:32 PM Pine: J-Mo: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Office_hours#Office_hour_logs

00:33 PM J-Mo: (but yes, I will do so!)

00:40 PM J-Mo: perf. thanks

00:50 PM Ocastro: challenging not because of technical reasons, but because of different context and multiple aspects that should be taken into account

00:51 PM Haitham: I made a copy of the logs, will see where other folk post them and do the same.

01:03 PM Pine: Haitham: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Office_hours#Office_hour_logs

01:12 PM Haitham: ok, see you all.

01:13 PM OrenBochman: one more question - anyone working with R

01:21 PM halfak: J-Mo, if you don't have a complete lot to post, let me know.  I have one.

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01:24 PM ashaw: See you all! Sorry I was unable to join video this time around.

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01:35 PM Pine: I'm going offline also. Bye!