User:PAC2
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I mainly contribute to French Wikipedia (Q8447) (see my user page w:fr:Utilisateur:PAC2) and I contribute to Wikidata since 2013.
Infoboxes[edit]
In French Wikipedia (Q8447), I develop some infoboxes which relies on wikidata such as w:fr:Modèle:Infobox Jeu de données, w:fr:Modèle:Infobox Discipline, w:fr:Modèle:Infobox Concept socio-fiscal, w:fr:Modèle:Infobox Politique publique, w:fr:Modèle:Infobox Méthode scientifique, etc.
Notebooks[edit]
I like to explore wikidata with some notebooks.
I have written notebooks using wiki pages : User:PAC2/Ministres, User:PAC2/Portrait d'un prénom, User:PAC2/Economiste and Wikidata:WikiProject France/Administrations, User:PAC2/Tintindata, User:PAC2/Tour de France, User:PAC2/Gender diversity.
I also like to use Jupyter notebooks with Wikidata:PAWS. This allows to write SPARQL notebooks (see example) or R notebooks.
I also use Observablehq to explore Wikidata using notebooks:
Item documentation and generic queries templates[edit]
Wikidata has subject-predicate-object model. Yet, Q item pages only show statements where the Q item is subject. The most interesting part of the data : statements which have the Q item as an object are hidden. SPARQL queries make them discoverable. However, SPARQL queries are really hard to write (even with some experience). Therefore I believe that there is a lot of value to develop generic SPARQL queries for each kind of item. So far, I've written some generic queries templates : {{Notebook Given name}}
, {{TP administrative area}}
, {{TP organization}}
, {{TP award}}
, {{Generic queries for occupations}}
, {{Generic queries for genre}}
, {{Generic queries for filmmakers}}
, {{Generic queries for actors}}
, {{Generic queries for fictional characters}}
, {{Generic queries for musicians}}
, {{Generic queries for authors}}
, {{Generic queries for positions}}
, {{Generic queries for elections}}
, and {{Generic queries for humans}}
. Those templates are embedded in {{Item documentation}}
, a documentation template which is automatically added to every talk page of an item via MediaWiki:Talkpageheader.
See also
- Wikidata insights from a handy little tool, The Signpost, August 1st, 2022
Gender diversity[edit]
I develop tools to measure gender diversity in Wikipedia articles using Wikidata :
I've also developed a tool which compute gender statistics at the user level :
Gender neutral labels[edit]
I'm concerned that Wikidata (at least in French) use male as a default gender and I think it would be important to use gender-inclusive language in Wikidata. I'm happy to we have collectively decided to use gender neutral labels for properties in French (Wikidata:Requests for comment/How to avoid to use male form as a generic form in property labels in French ?).
See also
- Topic:Wgl2sg728eg71a8s
- Wikidata:Project_chat#Why_are_labels_of_occupation_always_male_labels?
- User:PAC2/Gender neutral labels
- Wikidata:Requests for comment/Gender neutral labels for occupations and positions in French
- Wikidata:Requests for comment/How to avoid to use male form as a generic form in property labels in French ?
Documented queries[edit]
I believe that we should write better documentation for queries. See my proposal User:PAC2/Documented queries and Wikidata:Requests for comment/Documented and featured SPARQL queries.
Miscellaneous[edit]
I also develop {{Colorbar}}
, {{SPARQL Inline}}
and {{SPARQL Box}}
, {{HasOccupation}}
, {{TABernacle}}
and I have created WikiProject Templates.
Property proposals[edit]
- data.gouv.fr dataset ID (P6526)
- French public service directory ID (P6671)
- statistical unit (P2353)
- Egapro gender equality index (P9279)
Subpages[edit]
- PAC2/AI generated SPARQL queries
- PAC2/Actrices chanteuses et chanteurs acteurs
- PAC2/Comparateur prenoms
- PAC2/Documented queries
- PAC2/Draft
- PAC2/Départements
- PAC2/Economiste
- PAC2/Elisabeth
- PAC2/Fiction map
- PAC2/Gender diversity
- PAC2/Gender neutral labels
- PAC2/Gouvernement français actuel
- PAC2/Item documentation
- PAC2/Longest watercourses in France
- PAC2/Législatives
- PAC2/Ministres
- PAC2/Portails open data
- PAC2/Portrait d'un prénom
- PAC2/Project France
- PAC2/Query/Gender and labels for properties whose values are instances or subclasses of human in French
- PAC2/Rfc header
- PAC2/SPARQL Inline
- PAC2/SPARQL Results
- PAC2/SPARQL queries
- PAC2/TP city
- PAC2/Tabs
- PAC2/Template
- PAC2/Template:Notebook Given name
- PAC2/Template:Notebook Given name/Documentation
- PAC2/Templates
- PAC2/Test
- PAC2/Test template
- PAC2/Tintindata
- PAC2/Tour de France
- PAC2/chouette.js
- PAC2/common.css
- PAC2/common.js
- PAC2/minerva.js
- PAC2/nameGuzzlerOption.js
- PAC2/timeless.css
- PAC2/wiki data gouv fr
Tools[edit]
- Jupyter notebooks (PAWS)
See also[edit]
- WikiProject France
- Wikidata:WikiProject Economics
- Wikidata:WikiProject Organizations
- Wikidata:WikiProject Companies
- Wikidata:WikiProject Datasets
- January 2021 : Wikidata:Requests for comment/How should we develop and deploy documentation for items ?
- Julie Delpy est réalisateur, septembre 2021 sur Wikidata:Bistro
- November 2021 : Wikidata:Requests for comment/How to avoid to use male form as a generic form in property labels in French ?
- July 2022 : Wikidata:Requests for comment/Gender neutral labels for occupations and positions in French
- User:PAC2/Documented queries
- User:PAC2/Query/List of current French departments
- User:PAC2/List of all tour de France's stage winners
- Special:Preferences
- Template:Documented queries skeleton
- User:PAC2/Longest watercourses in France