Wikimedia Search Platform/tr

Arama Platformu ekibi (Wikimedia Teknoloji'nin bir parçası), MediaWiki için çeşitli Arama özelliklerinin ve API'lerin korunmasından ve geliştirilmesinden sorumludur. Buna CirrusSearch uzantısı, Elasticsearch, Wikimedia Vakfı'nda Wikimedia projelerini desteklemek için kullanılan arama arka ucu ve Wikidata Sorgu Hizmeti, SPARQL dahildir. Vikiveri sorgulamak için kullanılan uç nokta.

Bu ekibin mevcut çalışması, Phabricator'daki Discovery-Search çalışma panosunda izlenmektedir (biriktirme listesi panosu burada).

Mission edit

Our mission is to help people easily discover knowledge on Wikipedia and its sister projects by providing tools and infrastructure for casual readers and expert users with precise needs, while maintaining a strong emphasis on privacy.

Overview edit

  • We operate and maintain a disparate collection of production services related to content discovery, enabling the wiki community to find information that is not available through simply following links. We also provide a platform on which other people can create tools to support editing and other workflows.
  • We provide an open-source search engine, backed by an inverted index for non-structured on-wiki data. We work to develop more sophisticated searching with machine learning and natural language processing.
  • We provide a SPARQL-based query service for Wikidata, encouraging users to capitalize on this vast store of computer-readable structured data for use on-wiki and in knowledge discovery.
  • We endeavor to support underserved wiki communities, and we rely on those communities to help us understand their needs and evaluate potential solutions, especially with respect to underserved languages.
  • We prioritize privacy for logged-in users and anonymity for logged-out users over almost everything else, even when it slows down or complicates development or hinders our ability to collect or use data.

Goals edit

The Search Platform team's goals are part of the entire Technology Department's goals. You can links to the current quarterly goals here. (Note that Q1 is July–September for random historical reasons.)

Other Projects edit

Wikidata Query Service (WDQS) edit

The Wikidata query service allows for searching structured data on Wikidata. It also provides an API through which tools can access Wikidata. Our current work is tracked on the Discovery-Search workboard (see also our WDQS backlog board) and weekly deployments of WDQS are documented on wikitech:Deployments. A public WDQS Analytics Dashboard is used to monitor and analyze the impact of our efforts. w:SPARQL

APIs edit

Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) provide developers ways to interact with the MediaWiki software.

API:Search and discovery lists the search APIs available and in development.

The Team edit

This list was last updated on December 3, 2020.

Communications edit

Mailing lists edit

Search Platform - A public mailing list about the Wikimedia Search Platform team and projects (formerly Discovery Department). Examples of topics would include:

  • Announcements, including major upcoming initiatives, completed major releases, quarterly or annual plans, requests for feedback or input
  • Technical discussions and brainstorming regarding our work:
    • Search, Elastic, Cirrus, the Relevance Forge, and other relevant subjects
    • Our dashboards or related analysis
  • Other team news, such as changes to team structure, significant changes to processes, changes in how we use phabricator or other tools like gerrit

IRC channels edit

#wikimedia-discovery connect

Office Hours edit

The Search Platform Team usually holds office hours on the first Wednesday of each month. Come talk to us about anything related to Wikimedia search! Feel free to add your items to the Etherpad Agenda for the next meeting.

Weekly status updates edit

See Discovery weekly status updates for the archive of past team updates. Note: these updates are now part of the Scrum of Scrums weekly updates, as of September 26, 2019.

Meetup groups edit

Process edit

The Search Platform team uses a Scrumban process, which is a hybrid of Scrum and Kanban. It is described here: Search Platform Process.

Conferences, gatherings, and other events edit

Upcoming events edit

  • none scheduled due to COVID-19 global pandemic

Past events edit

Docs and Other Links edit

The Search Platform team was formerly part of the Discovery Department in Audiences; but, as part of the re-organization (tune-up) of June 2017, the Search Platform team is now part of Technology. Pages of historical note:

Deployers edit

Useful reference for who can deploy code. It's nice to know whom to bug if you need something:

Person MediaWiki

Deployer

Elasticsearch

Deployer

Maps

Deployer

Graphoid

Deployer

Portals Deployer
dcausse    
ebernhardsen    
jan_drewniak  
gehel      

Code edit

The Search Platform team supports the following code:

Repository Phabricator/Diffusion Github mirror
CirrusSearch extension https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/diffusion/ECIR/ mediawiki-extensions-CirrusSearch
Elastica extension https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/diffusion/EELA/ mediawiki-extensions-Elastica
GeoData extension https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/diffusion/EGDA/ mediawiki-extensions-GeoData
Wikidata Query Service https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/diffusion/WDQR/ wikidata-query-rdf
Wikidata Query Service GUI https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/diffusion/WDQG/ wikidata-query-gui
WDQS deployment https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/diffusion/WDQD/ wikidata-query-deploy
WDQS GUI deployment wikidata-query-gui-deploy
PHP textcat https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/diffusion/WTEX/ wikimedia-textcat
Relevance Forge wikimedia-discovery-relevanceForge
Discernatron wikimedia-discovery-discernatron
Discovery Analytics https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/diffusion/WDAN/ wikimedia-discovery-analytics
Lucene Explain Parser https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/diffusion/WLEP/ wikimedia-lucene-explain-parser