Hi @Doriszhou1224, I guess this is related to T217699 ? The format above confused me a bit, at first I thought that it is an application for Outreachy but https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Outreachy/Round_18 implies that your project is accepted?

hey @Aklapper : yes, the project is accepted. we didn't require the phabricator submission when Outreachy applications were due because some of the students were unable to create phabricator accounts at the time. so instead we just had Doris create this when she was accepted for tracking going forward. thanks for checking!

Hello, this is a quick summary of what has been done for this project in the past two weeks:

Week 1: May 20-25:
Read published articles about general subjects such as on Wikipedia, machine translations, and the CX tool

Week 2: May 28-June:
Starting to collect data and brainstorming about what direction this project will take. Decided to look at articles from En-Fr and En-Zh and to first look at articles relating to the military history of China/France

Completed up to June 24th:
-Retrieved ~100 articles from EN-ZH (English to Mandarin) and EN-FR (English to French) and features.
-Automating features such as pageviews/language links/number of editors/number of sections translated.

• Completed language links

-In progress: sections comparison between translated and source articles, page views.

June 24-June 29th:
-Coding on section comparison between translated and source articles

Until July 15:

• Still working on the section alignment comparison function. Plan to make the output organization more efficient and to better handle different match cases.
• Starting qualitative write-up, a summary of some observations.

Congratulations on completing the project! If there isn't anything remaining in your proposal to address, feel free to close this task. Before you do so, make sure your project is listed here https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Outreachy/Past_projects and has the following information: Student name, Mentors, Relevant links and Outcomes (in not more than two lines). Thank you for your participation!

Hi, thank you! I just added the information on the site.

@srishakatux not sure how to close a task?

In T223765#5463920, @Doriszhou1224 wrote:

@srishakatux not sure how to close a task?

Above the comment section there is an "Add action" option that allows to change the status to "resolved".
As the task gets closed it would be great to include links to the outcomes. thanks!

Thanks @Pginer-WMF ! @Doriszhou1224 I'll let you have the satisfaction of closing this :)

As the task gets closed it would be great to include links to the outcomes. thanks!

Thanks for the reminder -- the project is also more fully documented on meta: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Research:Evaluating_Success_for_Content_Translation