Statistics per Wikibook |
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AZ - Azeri |
Wikibooks rankings and chapter lists |
Chapter size
Chapter size in bytes: Xaaa > 2000 ≥ Yaaa ≥ 500 > Zaaa will be shown as: Xaaa / Yaaa / Zaaa / Xaaa / Yaaa / Zaaa
Choose from three display modes (click below at 'Select' to change display mode, changing may take a few seconds on large files)
Select mode "Xaaa / Yaaa / Zaaa" => font color varies, large chapters are shown in bold type
Select mode "Xaaa / Yaaa / Zaaa" => font color and size vary
Select mode "Xaaa / Yaaa / Zaaa" => font color, size and weight vary
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Chapter size
Chapter size in bytes: Xaaa > 2000 ≥ Yaaa ≥ 500 > Zaaa will be shown as: Xaaa / Yaaa / Zaaa / Xaaa / Yaaa / Zaaa
Choose from three display modes (click below at 'Select' to change display mode, changing may take a few seconds on large files)
Select mode "Xaaa / Yaaa / Zaaa" => font color varies, large chapters are shown in bold type
Select mode "Xaaa / Yaaa / Zaaa" => font color and size vary
Select mode "Xaaa / Yaaa / Zaaa" => font color, size and weight vary
The algorithm used to detect book titles is roughly this:
On a first pass through the input, article titles are scanned for candidate book and chapter names as follows:
Find the first colon, forward slash and hyphen. Whichever of these comes first determines division between book and chapter title.
If none of these are found treat text between brackets as chapter title, rest as book title.
If no brackets are found and the article title ends with one or more digits, assume this is a numbered chapter.
On a second pass book titles that occurred less than three times are marked as possible false positives
Article titles which match exactly a candidate book name that occurs more than twice, are added to the selection
(these are introductory pages, first chapters, or how you want to call them)
Counts are now collected.
Before writing the report, books are further divided into 'subbooks' and single chapters, using almost the same algorithm as above,
except that now subbook titles without colon, slash, hyphen, bracket or trailing digit are matched for the longest text
that occurs several times within one book.
Generated on Wednesday November 25, 2009 from recent database dump files.
Data processed up to Saturday October 31, 2009
Please note that the lengthy dump process (many weeks) means a delay in publishing these statistics is always to be expected.
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