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  • Chhabra, A.; Iyengar, S.R.S. (2018-12-29)
    Collaborative knowledge building achieves better results than individual knowledge building essentially due to the triggering phenomenon taking place among the users in a collaborative setting. Although the literature ...
  • Chhabra, A.; Kaur, R.; Iyengar, S.R.S. (2021-07-03)
    In any collaborative system, cooperation and conflicts exist together. While in some cases these conflicts improve the output, they also lead to increased overhead. This requires examining the dynamics of these conflicts ...
  • Dubey, N.; Iyengar, S. R. S.; Verma, A. A.; Setia, S. (2021-11-15)
    The complex collaborative structure of Wikipedia has attracted researchers from various domains, such as social networks, humancomputer interaction, and collective intelligence. Yet, a few focus on the readers’ perception ...
  • Verma, A. A.; Setia, S.; Iyengar, S.R.S.; Dubey, N. (2021-07-03)
    With the success of crowdsourced portals, such as Wikipedia, Stack Overflow, Quora, and GitHub, a class of researchers is driven towards understanding the dynamics of knowledge building on these portals. Even though ...
  • Verma, A.A.; Iyengar, S.R.S.; Setia, S.; Dubey, N. (2022-08-16)
    With the success of collaborative knowledge-building portals, such as Wikipedia, Stack Overflow, Quora, and GitHub, a class of researchers is driven towards understanding the dynamics of knowledge building on these portals. ...
  • Chhabra, A.; Iyengar, S.R.S (2016-11-18)
    Although Wikipedia has been one of the most successful experiments in crowdsourced knowledge building so far, recent statistics show that the growth rate of Wikipedia has decreased. Does it indicate ...
  • Chhabra, A.; Srivastava, S.; Iyengar, S. R. S.; Saini, P. (2021-07-21)
    The quality of Wikipedia articles is manually evaluated which is time inefficient as well as susceptible to human bias. An automated assessment of these articles may help in minimizing the overall time and manual errors. ...
  • Setia, S. (2022-02-07)
    The growth of crowdsourced knowledge-building portals such as Wikipedia, Quora, and Stack Exchange has been explosive in recent years, as evidenced by the enormous amounts of knowledge the portals currently possess. ...
  • Verma, A. A.; Dubey, N.; Iyengar, S. R. S.; Setia, S. (2021-07-21)
    Wikipedia articles are known for their exhaustive knowledge and extensive collaboration. Users perform various tasks that include editing in terms of adding new facts or rectifying some mistakes, looking up new topics, ...
  • Chhabra, A.; Iyengar, S.R.S. (2021-07-03)
    In any collaborative system, people do not contribute equally. This is particularly observed to be true for systems seeking to gather contributions from a large, diverse group of people. In such settings, it is seen ...
  • Dubey, N.; Setia, S.; Verma, A. A.; Iyengar, S.R.S. (2021-07-02)
    Wikipedia is an open-content encyclopedia that receives billions of page views per month. It has been observed that in a single reading session, Wikipedia users visit multiple articles. To reduce the problems of overload ...
  • Verma, A. A.; Iyengar, S.R.S.; Gandhi, N. (2021-06-22)
    In this article, we propose an opensource toolkit to extract, parse, and analyze the Wikipedia talk pages. The core parser uses a tree-based approach to parse the unstructured comments and a JSON(JavaScript Object ...