Abstract
Wiktionary is an online collaborative project based on the same principle than Wikipedia , where users can create, edit and delete entries containing lexical information. While the open nature of Wiktionary is the reason for its fast growth, it has also brought a problem: how reliable is the lexical information contained in every article? If we are planing to use Wiktionary translations as source content to accomplish a certain use case, we need to be able to answer this question and extract measures of their confidence . In this paper we present our work on assessing the quality of Wiktionary translations by introducing confidence metrics. Additionally, we describe our effort to share Wiktionary translations and the associated confidence values as linked data.
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