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WP:TOPMED

This page lists the most popular medical articles on the English Wikipedia^[ক] during the last defined week (see below). The first column is the numerical ranking.^[খ] The second column is the article title. Article designations follow, including featured articles/lists (), former featured articles (), good articles (), delisted good articles (), and assessments ( A-class, B-class, C-class, start-class, stub-class, and unassessed-class).^[গ] Related statistics/counters appear below the table. The final three columns are (1) the total number of page views^[ঘ], (2) the percentage of that which is from mobile devices, and (3) the percentage from the Wikipedia Zero project.^[ঙ] See the WP:5000 for a corollary to this list which is not limited to medical portions of English Wikipedia.

This report is generated by User:West.andrew.g. Contact him if there is an update failure. He is unable to address statistical queries regarding other languages/projects, but is particularly interested in academic collaboration regarding this English Wikipedia dataset.

Notes[সম্পাদনা]

↑ This page will display only articles with at least 1,000 hits in the preceding 7-day period. It will display only the most popular 5,000 articles if >5,000 meet the former criteria. This list is derived and aggregated from the raw data available here. A more detailed description of how view counts are filtered and binned can be found here. Beginning 2016-JAN-1, spider/robot traffic has been filtered from the raw data. Medical articles are determined to be those NS0 articles tagged within the scope of WP:MED according to a category dump at the time of report generation.
↑ Certain articles are inherently popular. Others map to cultural phenomena and recent news events. When an "unusual" topic appears prominently, sometimes a recent Google Doodle is to blame. Automated views (i.e., non-human accesses) can also be a factor, especially when DDoS attacks occur or a script has been misconfigured. A Signpost article describes these catalysts in much greater detail.
↑ An article may be classified differently by multiple WikiProjects, in which case multiple class icons will be displayed. The presence of an x icon should be interpreted to mean "one or more WikiProjects have classified this article at level x".
↑ Those looking for statistics on a particular page may look here. (though problems have been noted).
↑ Depending on the partner, Wikipedia Zero requests may also be binned under the "mobile" designation. See [১] for more information. This *may* have been corrected starting 2016-JAN-01.

[1] This page will display only articles with at least 1,000 hits in the preceding 7-day period. It will display only the most popular 5,000 articles if >5,000 meet the former criteria. This list is derived and aggregated from the raw data available here. A more detailed description of how view counts are filtered and binned can be found here. Beginning 2016-JAN-1, spider/robot traffic has been filtered from the raw data. Medical articles are determined to be those NS0 articles tagged within the scope of WP:MED according to a category dump at the time of report generation.

[2] Certain articles are inherently popular. Others map to cultural phenomena and recent news events. When an "unusual" topic appears prominently, sometimes a recent Google Doodle is to blame. Automated views (i.e., non-human accesses) can also be a factor, especially when DDoS attacks occur or a script has been misconfigured. A Signpost article describes these catalysts in much greater detail.

[3] An article may be classified differently by multiple WikiProjects, in which case multiple class icons will be displayed. The presence of an x icon should be interpreted to mean "one or more WikiProjects have classified this article at level x".

[4] Those looking for statistics on a particular page may look here. (though problems have been noted).

[5] Depending on the partner, Wikipedia Zero requests may also be binned under the "mobile" designation. See [১] for more information. This *may* have been corrected starting 2016-JAN-01.

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