brianckeegan · June 19, 2021 13:31 · brianckeegan · Dec 20, 2014
diff --git a/top_wikipedia_articles_by_editors.py b/top_wikipedia_articles_by_editors.py
 import numpy as np
 import pandas as pd
 from bs4 import BeautifulSoup, element
 import urllib2, re

 # Read the HTML from the webpage on Wikipedia stats and convert to soup
 soup = BeautifulSoup(urllib2.urlopen('http://stats.wikimedia.org/EN/TablesWikipediaEN.htm').read())

 # Look for all the paragraphs with 2014
 _p = soup.findAll('b',text=re.compile('2014'))

 # Select only those paragraph parents that have exactly 152 fields, corresponding to the top-25 lists
 _p2014 = [t.parent for t in _p if len(t.parent) == 152]

 # Get the text out of the children tags as a list of lists
 parsed = [[t.text for t in list(p.children) if type(t) != element.NavigableString] for p in _p2014]

 # Convert to a dictionary keyed by month abbreviation with values as the list of text fields
 parsed = {month[0].split(u'\xa0')[0]:month[1:] for month in parsed}

 # Do some crazy dictionary and list comprehensions with zips to convert the values in the list
 parsed = {k:[{'rank':int(a),'editors':int(b),'article':c} for a,b,c in zip(v[0::3],v[1::3],v[2::3])] for k,v in parsed.items()}

 # Convert each month into a DataFrame with month information in the index
 # and then concat all the dfs together, sorting on those with the most editors
 ranked = pd.concat([pd.DataFrame(parsed[i],index=[i]*len(parsed[i])) for i in parsed.keys()]).sort('editors',ascending=False).reset_index()

 # rename the reset index to something meaningful
 ranked.rename(columns={'index':'month'},inplace=True)

 # Group the articles by name, compute aggregate statistics
 # Rank on the total number editors and months in the top 25
 top_articles = ranked.groupby('article').agg({'month':len,'editors':np.sum,'rank':np.min}).sort(['month','editors'],ascending=False)
 top_articles
	import numpy as np
	import pandas as pd
	from bs4 import BeautifulSoup, element
	import urllib2, re

	# Read the HTML from the webpage on Wikipedia stats and convert to soup
	soup = BeautifulSoup(urllib2.urlopen('http://stats.wikimedia.org/EN/TablesWikipediaEN.htm').read())

	# Look for all the paragraphs with 2014
	_p = soup.findAll('b',text=re.compile('2014'))

	# Select only those paragraph parents that have exactly 152 fields, corresponding to the top-25 lists
	_p2014 = [t.parent for t in _p if len(t.parent) == 152]

	# Get the text out of the children tags as a list of lists
	parsed = [[t.text for t in list(p.children) if type(t) != element.NavigableString] for p in _p2014]

	# Convert to a dictionary keyed by month abbreviation with values as the list of text fields
	parsed = {month[0].split(u'\xa0')[0]:month[1:] for month in parsed}

	# Do some crazy dictionary and list comprehensions with zips to convert the values in the list
	parsed = {k:[{'rank':int(a),'editors':int(b),'article':c} for a,b,c in zip(v[0::3],v[1::3],v[2::3])] for k,v in parsed.items()}

	# Convert each month into a DataFrame with month information in the index
	# and then concat all the dfs together, sorting on those with the most editors
	ranked = pd.concat([pd.DataFrame(parsed[i],index=[i]*len(parsed[i])) for i in parsed.keys()]).sort('editors',ascending=False).reset_index()

	# rename the reset index to something meaningful
	ranked.rename(columns={'index':'month'},inplace=True)

	# Group the articles by name, compute aggregate statistics
	# Rank on the total number editors and months in the top 25
	top_articles = ranked.groupby('article').agg({'month':len,'editors':np.sum,'rank':np.min}).sort(['month','editors'],ascending=False)
	top_articles
Article	Total editors across months	Minimum rank	Total months in Top 25
Deaths in 2014	1848	1	10
Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant	752	2	5
Malaysia Airlines Flight 370	1147	1	4
Ebola virus epidemic in West Africa	758	1	4
Ukraine	416	7	4
Frozen (2013 film)	344	7	4
2014 Israel-Gaza conflict	675	2	3
2014 pro-Russian unrest in Ukraine	314	8	3
War in Donbass	273	12	3
Malaysia Airlines Flight 17	755	1	2
2014 FIFA World Cup	488	1	2
2014 Crimean crisis	476	2	2
Ebola virus disease	296	6	2
2014 Russian military intervention in Ukraine	294	3	2
2014 Winter Olympics	275	2	2
2014 FIFA World Cup squads	261	6	2
SummerSlam (2014)	250	8	2
2014 Ukrainian revolution	240	4	2
2014 Hong Kong protests	236	5	2
Super Bowl XLVIII	233	4	2
Eurovision Song Contest 2014	231	4	2
Indian general election, 2014	210	8	2
Gamergate controversy	201	9	2
Narendra Modi	187	9	2
Transformers: Age of Extinction	185	15	2
Big Brother 16 (U.S.)	181	15	2
Euromaidan	179	10	2
Kick (2014 film)	177	14	2
The Amazing Spider-Man 2	177	12	2
2014 military intervention against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant	165	10	2
FIFA 15	158	12	2
Nash Grier	156	19	2
Bitcoin	130	21	2