https://github.com/Ladsgroup/Vandalism-dashboard/issues/15

@Ladsgroup @Lucas_Werkmeister_WMDE @Michael or anyone else following: Can you think of other tools?

@ItamarWMDE flagging that we'll need to change some endpoints here. Details in https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/ORES

@Arian_Bozorg putting this on your radar for next or following sprint planning

The damaging and goodfaith model of Wikidata is quite different from the rest of wikis and I don't think the Language-agnostic_revert_risk model would be really suitable here. Do we have a replacement for it? or for now I should just switch to ores-legacy.wikimedia.org until we figure out what to do with wikidata models?

@Ladsgroup we have a dedicated Revertrisk model dedicated to Wikidata in staging (more info in T333125), but I think that we just need to do some follow ups and verification before adding it to production. @achou do you have more info if/when the Research team wants to deploy to prod?

@elukey Research team's plan for the RevertRisk Wikidata model is to evaluate it in Q1, and then improve and deploy it in Q2.

Ack thanks! Then I'd suggest to start with damaging and goodfaith, and then migrate later on when RR Wikidata is ready?

In T343419#9068806, @achou wrote:

@elukey Research team's plan for the RevertRisk Wikidata model is to evaluate it in Q1, and then improve and deploy it in Q2.

I can confirm this!

And if you want to help with the evaluation, please go to this site: https://annotool.toolforge.org/ and help us to annotate data :)

Also the experimental model is available through the Knowledge Integrity package.

Here you have an example Python notebook on how to use it from PAWS (or from your local machine).