Wikipedia 'List of...' Articles: Redundant Item Hyperlink Density
Redundant hyperlink density in Wikipedia lists
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About this data
This page tracks the redundant hyperlink density per item in Wikipedia 'List of...' articles. The metric measures how often items are hyperlinked to themselves or other items already prominently linked, revealing potential navigational inefficiencies. The data is collected by analyzing the hyperlinks within these curated lists, providing insight into the structure and organization of Wikipedia's content. By quantifying this aspect, we can better understand how to improve the user experience and efficiency of Wikipedia's lists.
Why this isn't published anywhere else
While there are discussions and research on Wikipedia's link structure and redundancy in general, this specific metric of 'Redundant Item Hyperlink Density' within 'List of...' articles is not systematically tracked or published as a defined, quantifiable metric.
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