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Here is a version with six WikiCite properties: Six seems to be the current maximum that does not normally cause a timeout. |
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Daniel-Mietchen commentedJan 15, 2019
This would complement #336 , which does not provide timelines.
I don't see a way to do this for arbitrary queries, but for each property,
https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Template:Property_uses
keeps track of their usage in a way that can be accessed through SPARQL, as per the "usage history" link on each property's talk page.
I have taken this for P921 and simplified it a bit, which makes it faster:
On that basis, we can think about expanding the query to show timelines for several properties in one graph. Obvious candidates: P577 (publication date), P1476 (title), P50 (author), P2093 (author name string), P2860 (cites), P108 (affiliation), P625 (geolocation) and some of the key identifiers, e.g. P356 (DOI), P496 (ORCID).