In T358095#9677273, @Bilal171 wrote:

when I make an graph between days of specific month. all boxplots are same? I checked manually that all days have same median . so it is right or not? or is Am I doing something wrong here.

In T358095#9676136, @Mary_agiamah wrote:

Hello,
My Boxplots for pred_qual are like this. It doesn't seem right to me. I merged my tables correctly, created a months columns from the revision_timestamp. I am plotting the box_plot with my x as pre_qual column and y as the month column. Can anyone shed light on how to make my plot show better?. By the way, the subplots are for different articles for the year 2019 monthly

Can we add docs link in the project timeline section in our final application or we have to describe everything there only in the provided space?

Can we add docs link in the project timeline section in our final application or we have to describe everything there only in the provided space?

Can anyone tell what date we need to put in the record contribution section "Date contribution was accepted or merged:"?

Can anyone tell me what date we need to put in recorded contribution section "Date contribution was accepted or merged"?

In T358095#9651098, @Ekaibom wrote:

Hello everyone, please what is the email where we are supposed to send the link to our notebook?

In T358095#9646012, @Ansha_Pashine wrote:

In T358095#9644034, @Shruti799 wrote:

I am getting this in paws jupyter platform and files, notebook page is not opening. Does anyone know how to resolve this?

This happens mostly when we save a lot more files on paws and as our notebook dataset is very large, try saving your changes in the same notebook and deleting the ones which are unnecessary. I went through this error for almost a week and after some time it even stops allowing saving the changes.

In T358095#9645587, @Mistura14 wrote:

In T358095#9644034, @Shruti799 wrote:

I am getting this in paws jupyter platform and files, notebook page is not opening. Does anyone know how to resolve this?

you can try reloading your notebook, if the issue persist then you have exceeded the server size limit, i think @Pablo will have to assist

I am getting this in paws jupyter platform and files, notebook page is not opening. Does anyone know how to resolve this?

In T358095#9643916, @DevJames1 wrote:

In T358095#9643540, @Shruti799 wrote:

How can I filter climate change articles from the dataset? Can anyone tell me?

The dataset of language-agnostic feature values and quality scores of Wikipedia articles available on Zenodo is too large to handle with a Jupyter notebook. For that reason, we have prepared a sample with the revisions of English Wikipedia articles maintained by WikiProject Climate change with the following columns:

I think you are already working with the data

How can I filter climate change articles from the dataset? Can anyone tell me?

This file save error is popping up a lot. Can't reduce code as everything is important. If you have any solution, then let me know please. Changes are not being reflected on public paws link as file is not getting saved.

In T358095#9640836, @Kn138 wrote:

Hi, are we supposed to return a data visualization for the first TODO? I was thinking of returning a list (or an error message if there isn't available data).

In T358095#9637733, @Mistura14 wrote:

In T358095#9637039, @Jane_Ngethe wrote:

In T358095#9636935, @MahimaSinghal wrote:

In T358095#9636917, @Jane_Ngethe wrote:

Please, someone help me. Am getting this error whenever I try to save my changes. What could be the problem? Has anybody encountered the same?

Hi @Jane_Ngethe The error you are seeing is because the the size of your file has increased the server's file size limit.

OK. What can I do?

I think you have to review your code and see how to optimize it, also you don't necessarily need to generate analytics for the entire data set, which is very large by the way

In T358095#9637039, @Jane_Ngethe wrote:

In T358095#9636935, @MahimaSinghal wrote:

In T358095#9636917, @Jane_Ngethe wrote:

Please, someone help me. Am getting this error whenever I try to save my changes. What could be the problem? Has anybody encountered the same?

Hi @Jane_Ngethe The error you are seeing is because the the size of your file has increased the server's file size limit.

OK. What can I do?

In T358095#9636005, @MahimaSinghal wrote:

In T358095#9635841, @Shruti799 wrote:

@MahimaSinghal

Have you submitted your notebook for review and feedback? We need to record it in our final application in order to get it reviewed by mentors?

@Shruti799 , In order to get our notebook reviewed by the mentors , we have to mail it to them.

Have you submitted your notebook for review and feedback? We need to record it in our final application in order to get it reviewed by mentors?

Dear Mentor, I have mailed you my notebook for feedback. Please take your time to review it at your earliest convenience, and I would greatly appreciate any feedback you can provide.

In T358095#9635564, @Ansha_Pashine wrote:

Do we necessarily need to include the revision timestamps or pageview counts in our visualization?
It's not specified but we accessed the data for the pageview counts and this made me think over it

TO DO task asked us to visualize data for feature values and quality score using different charts. I have done it using box plots. Do we need to create multiple charts like(bar charts, pie charts etc) for all the values and scores?

In T358095#9635406, @Ansha_Pashine wrote:

Hello Everyone!! I'm having an error with one date :

I tried setting the start and end dates after (2010-06-07) but still it throws the same error. I have also tried to print the output for different articles but the issue persists. Can someone please have a look at this?

In T358095#9633933, @MahimaSinghal wrote:

In T358095#9633928, @Shruti799 wrote:

In T358095#9633905, @MahimaSinghal wrote:

In T358095#9633887, @Shruti799 wrote:

@MahimaSinghal

We need to create data visualizations(box plots and charts or bars) individually for different values and scores(page_length, num_refs, num_wikilinks, num_categories, num_media, num_headings, pred_qual) by choosing any time granularity other than yearly. Am I right?

Yeah we need to create visualizations for features_values (page_length, num_refs, num_wikilinks, num_categories, num_media, num_headings) and quality scores (pred_qual). By choosing different granularities.

So, we can choose different granularities for different scores and values or do we need to create visualizations for every granularity for all the values and scores? And we can create these visualizations for any article or for all the articles?

It all depends on us whether to choose one article, all articles, one granularity, or every granularity. It is entirely our choice.

In T358095#9633905, @MahimaSinghal wrote:

In T358095#9633887, @Shruti799 wrote:

@MahimaSinghal

We need to create data visualizations(box plots and charts or bars) individually for different values and scores(page_length, num_refs, num_wikilinks, num_categories, num_media, num_headings, pred_qual) by choosing any time granularity other than yearly. Am I right?

Yeah we need to create visualizations for features_values (page_length, num_refs, num_wikilinks, num_categories, num_media, num_headings) and quality scores (pred_qual). By choosing different granularities.

We need to create data visualizations(box plots and charts or bars) individually for different values and scores(page_length, num_refs, num_wikilinks, num_categories, num_media, num_headings, pred_qual) by choosing any time granularity other than yearly. Am I right?

In T358095#9633838, @Mitumoni_kalita wrote:

Can anyone please share the desired output for the first TODO of this task?

In T358095#9627284, @MahimaSinghal wrote:

In T358095#9627091, @Shruti799 wrote:

In T358095#9624415, @MahimaSinghal wrote:

In T358095#9624370, @Shruti799 wrote:

In T358095#9624224, @MahimaSinghal wrote:

In T358095#9624136, @Shruti799 wrote:

In T358095#9624090, @MahimaSinghal wrote:

In T358095#9624040, @Shruti799 wrote:

I changed the time granularity from monthly to daily but still no data found and error message was displayed.

Is data not available for revision timestamps? Because whenever I manually enter the start and end dates for some recent years, then the page views count is displayed. This is the screenshot for manually entered time frame.

I suggest fetching data from the Wikimedia API by providing two consecutive revision timestamps: one as the start timestamp and the other as the end timestamp. Set the granularity to daily and check if data is available. You may not receive data for the first two timestamps, but you can attempt retrieval for subsequent timestamps.

I tried it for the same two articles but still got the same error as above. Fetched the timestamps, sorted it to check for two consecutive timestamps but still no data was displayed.

You'll need to run a loop and check; eventually, you'll get data for some timestamps. For instance, when I was fetching pageviews count for the article "100% Renewable Energy," I didn't receive data for many starting revision timestamps—approximately 50-60 timestamps or even more. However, continuing the loop for each revision timestamp will eventually yield data.

I ran a loop and got this.

Yes, if you use a try-catch block, your code won't halt upon encountering such errors; it will handle them and proceed to the next timestamp. Even if you receive the same traceback for multiple timestamps, the loop shouldn't terminate prematurely due to errors. By handling errors appropriately, the loop will continue execution, eventually retrieving data for some timestamps. From the screenshot you shared, it seems like your loop terminated at the first timestamp due to an unhandled error.

I have used try-catch block inside my loop for each iteration, but the output shows error message for all the dates, loop did continue execution as I have got a lot of error messages for dates starting from year 2001 to 2007, but it didn't find any data as the count is not displayed anywhere in my output.

If the code continues execution after encountering errors within the try-catch block, it implies that the errors are being caught and handled properly, allowing the loop to proceed to the next iteration. However, if you're not seeing any output or results, it suggests that there might be issues with how you're handling the data or storing the page views count.
Insert print statements within the try block to print out the page views count or any relevant variables before and after the code that might be causing errors. This will help you verify whether the code within the try block is executing as expected and whether any data is being retrieved.

In T358095#9624415, @MahimaSinghal wrote:

In T358095#9624370, @Shruti799 wrote:

In T358095#9624224, @MahimaSinghal wrote:

In T358095#9624136, @Shruti799 wrote:

In T358095#9624090, @MahimaSinghal wrote:

In T358095#9624040, @Shruti799 wrote:

I changed the time granularity from monthly to daily but still no data found and error message was displayed.

Is data not available for revision timestamps? Because whenever I manually enter the start and end dates for some recent years, then the page views count is displayed. This is the screenshot for manually entered time frame.

I suggest fetching data from the Wikimedia API by providing two consecutive revision timestamps: one as the start timestamp and the other as the end timestamp. Set the granularity to daily and check if data is available. You may not receive data for the first two timestamps, but you can attempt retrieval for subsequent timestamps.

I tried it for the same two articles but still got the same error as above. Fetched the timestamps, sorted it to check for two consecutive timestamps but still no data was displayed.

You'll need to run a loop and check; eventually, you'll get data for some timestamps. For instance, when I was fetching pageviews count for the article "100% Renewable Energy," I didn't receive data for many starting revision timestamps—approximately 50-60 timestamps or even more. However, continuing the loop for each revision timestamp will eventually yield data.

I ran a loop and got this.

Yes, if you use a try-catch block, your code won't halt upon encountering such errors; it will handle them and proceed to the next timestamp. Even if you receive the same traceback for multiple timestamps, the loop shouldn't terminate prematurely due to errors. By handling errors appropriately, the loop will continue execution, eventually retrieving data for some timestamps. From the screenshot you shared, it seems like your loop terminated at the first timestamp due to an unhandled error.

In T358095#9624224, @MahimaSinghal wrote:

In T358095#9624136, @Shruti799 wrote:

In T358095#9624090, @MahimaSinghal wrote:

In T358095#9624040, @Shruti799 wrote:

I changed the time granularity from monthly to daily but still no data found and error message was displayed.

Is data not available for revision timestamps? Because whenever I manually enter the start and end dates for some recent years, then the page views count is displayed. This is the screenshot for manually entered time frame.

I suggest fetching data from the Wikimedia API by providing two consecutive revision timestamps: one as the start timestamp and the other as the end timestamp. Set the granularity to daily and check if data is available. You may not receive data for the first two timestamps, but you can attempt retrieval for subsequent timestamps.

I tried it for the same two articles but still got the same error as above. Fetched the timestamps, sorted it to check for two consecutive timestamps but still no data was displayed.

You'll need to run a loop and check; eventually, you'll get data for some timestamps. For instance, when I was fetching pageviews count for the article "100% Renewable Energy," I didn't receive data for many starting revision timestamps—approximately 50-60 timestamps or even more. However, continuing the loop for each revision timestamp will eventually yield data.

In T358095#9624090, @MahimaSinghal wrote:

In T358095#9624040, @Shruti799 wrote:

I changed the time granularity from monthly to daily but still no data found and error message was displayed.

Is data not available for revision timestamps? Because whenever I manually enter the start and end dates for some recent years, then the page views count is displayed. This is the screenshot for manually entered time frame.

I suggest fetching data from the Wikimedia API by providing two consecutive revision timestamps: one as the start timestamp and the other as the end timestamp. Set the granularity to daily and check if data is available. You may not receive data for the first two timestamps, but you can attempt retrieval for subsequent timestamps.

I changed the time granularity from monthly to daily but still no data found and error message was displayed.

In T358095#9621670, @Satoshi_Sh wrote:

I manually set the start and end dates for the year 2022 for two articles just to check whether my code is displaying the page views count or not and it did display the counts. But the task was to fetch start and end dates from revision_timestamps, so when I modified my code accordingly, it didn't fetch data and displayed the above error message in the screenshot. Is there data available for the dates mentioned in revision timestamps?

Thanks for the explanation. The error means that they don't have any data within a specified timeframe("20030601 and 20060331", "20030301 and 20030331" in this case). On the other hand, they have some data within the timeframe of your manual request. That's why you get data on your manual request.

In T358095#9621455, @Satoshi_Sh wrote:

Here is the screenshot.

This error message is about between 2003 and 2006.

I thought you were talking about 2022 and you get the error message only when you fetch the data using start and end from the "revision_timestamps" column. Am I right?

In T358095#9621380, @Satoshi_Sh wrote:

When I manually set the start and end dates for the year 2022, it displayed the page views count for that time frame but when dates are fetched from revision_timestamps, it displays no data available and prints the error message.

@Shruti799 Could you show me this error message with a screenshot? The first screenshot you uploaded is an error message for a different timeframe.

In T358095#9621335, @Shruti799 wrote:

In T358095#9618721, @Satoshi_Sh wrote:

I modified the code but then it gave this error

Then I visited the link in error message and this was displayed for two articles named Albedo and Agriculture

The error happens when there is no data at that timestamp. Use a try and catch block as suggested by others above.

I have already included a try-except block in the code which is printing the error message.
When I manually set the start and end dates for the year 2022, it displayed the page views count for that time frame but when dates are fetched from revision_timestamps, it displays no data available and prints the error message.

It seems to be working fine. Have you checked if the article title is the same on your manual request and the request with revision_timestamps?

Yes, I have checked. There is no mistake in the names of articles for my manual request and the request with revision_timestamps.

In T358095#9618721, @Satoshi_Sh wrote:

I modified the code but then it gave this error

Then I visited the link in error message and this was displayed for two articles named Albedo and Agriculture

The error happens when there is no data at that timestamp. Use a try and catch block as suggested by others above.

I have already included a try-except block in the code which is printing the error message.
When I manually set the start and end dates for the year 2022, it displayed the page views count for that time frame but when dates are fetched from revision_timestamps, it displays no data available and prints the error message.

It seems to be working fine. Have you checked if the article title is the same on your manual request and the request with revision_timestamps?

In T358095#9618621, @GonzaGertrude wrote:

In T358095#9618569, @Shruti799 wrote:

In T358095#9617990, @Satoshi_Sh wrote:

In T358095#9617983, @Shruti799 wrote:

@Satoshi_Sh
When I use the start and end dates from revision timestamps for fetching the pageviews count for articles, it's giving the following error. Please help.

The error complains about the datatype. The datatype of the revision_timestamp column is datetime64. You need to make it to string like "yyyymmdd". You might want to use something like df["revision_timestamp"].dt.strftime('%Y%m%d')

I modified the code but then it gave this error

Then I visited the link in error message and this was displayed for two articles named Albedo and Agriculture

The error happens when there is no data at that timestamp. Use a try and catch block as suggested by others above.

In T358095#9617990, @Satoshi_Sh wrote:

In T358095#9617983, @Shruti799 wrote:

@Satoshi_Sh
When I use the start and end dates from revision timestamps for fetching the pageviews count for articles, it's giving the following error. Please help.

The error complains about the datatype. The datatype of the revision_timestamp column is datetime64. You need to make it to string like "yyyymmdd". You might want to use something like df["revision_timestamp"].dt.strftime('%Y%m%d')

@Satoshi_Sh
When I use the start and end dates from revision timestamps for fetching the pageviews count for articles, it's giving the following error. Please help.

Mentors @Pablo @Isaac
Here, do I need to get the page views data for all the articles using the API? Also, the page views data for time granularities "weekly" and "hourly" is not showing up even after changing the time frame. It gives an error message. However, I am able to retrieve data for time granularities "daily" and "monthly".

In T358095#9614298, @Mankav wrote:

Hello mentors, please I am stocked at the level of setup.. I haven't understood how to upload the file

Dear Mentors, @Pablo
This is a preview of the first TO DO task. Can you provide me with some feedback about whether I am proceeding in the right manner as I use VS Code and am new to Jupyter Notebooks?

Dear Mentors,
Do I need to complete all the to do tasks in order to get my notebook reviewed by mentors? What if I get stuck in some of them?