What you're describing in the last prgaraaph makes me think of the whole body of work that has been done around web ranking (think PageRank?) and web structure mining as an application of graph theory, social network analysis and complex networks.You could, for example, implement some kind of warning system page A has a high rank and a lot of impressions, but page B it points to seems to be outdated. Or: if you update page A and B, are you sure that C and D shouldn't be updated as well? That kind of thing.The bad news is, IMHO, that people who get paid to play with that kind of measures don't have access to corporate wikis and vice versa. Probably someone has looked at Wikipedia from that viewpoint, but I'm not sure Wikipedia is in the same class of problems you're describing.
What you're describing in the last prgaraaph makes me think of the whole body of work that has been done around web ranking (think PageRank?) and web structure mining as an application of graph theory, social network analysis and complex networks.You could, for example, implement some kind of warning system page A has a high rank and a lot of impressions, but page B it points to seems to be outdated. Or: if you update page A and B, are you sure that C and D shouldn't be updated as well? That kind of thing.The bad news is, IMHO, that people who get paid to play with that kind of measures don't have access to corporate wikis and vice versa. Probably someone has looked at Wikipedia from that viewpoint, but I'm not sure Wikipedia is in the same class of problems you're describing.
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