Thanks @Halfak for the invite to this task! I am interested in understanding how long standing editor practices can be best encoded in the editing interface that can help editors do better and allow us to build robust models from structured editing data that can automatically flag outstanding issues for editors to fix. One of the problems with building effective automated content flaw detection to help Wikipedians is the lack of precise information around historical edits (like what exactly was improved in this edit?)

I'm curious to know what kind of features is the Wikidata topic models API using? Is it the same features as the original topic model developed for English Wikipedia or something different?

Please test run your solutions locally. If it runs and gives expected results, submit a PR and it can be reviewed, if it doesn't seek help regarding the error. Screenshot of a code doesn't give much context to comment on.

In T246438#5927946, @Chtnnh wrote:

I have double checked the path, but the error persists.

The get_sections() method is specified in the Wikicode class in wikicode.py in the mwparserfromhell repo.

Please let me know where I am going wrong here.