Currently there are 368 unanswered questions, and 352 that have zero answers.
This means that there are 16 that have at least one answer, but for which the answer has a non-positive vote count. How can I find them?
Currently there are 368 unanswered questions, and 352 that have zero answers.
This means that there are 16 that have at least one answer, but for which the answer has a non-positive vote count. How can I find them?
The following search query should give you all questions that are categorized as unanswered, but have at least one answer with non-positive vote count:
You can't do that with the tabs on that page or using the search, but you can find them using the API:
unanswered = Last@Reap@Block[{i = 1, more},
While[{more = "has_more" /. #, Sow["items" /. #]} &@
Import["http://api.stackexchange.com/2.1/questions/unanswered?pagesize=100&site=mathematica&filter=!BGS1(RNaQDJUqhjM_kktL.ISG39ejq&page=" <> ToString@i++, "JSON"];
more =!= False
]
]~Flatten~2;
Cases[unanswered,
{"answer_count" -> Except[0], "link" -> l_, ___, "title" -> t_} :> Hyperlink[t, l]] // TableForm
filter=...
in the URL is an API filter that I created to return only the necessary fields. In essence, this moves the filtering operation from mma to the API service, which makes for cleaner code. The filter is non-expiring and immutable, so this answer will always work.
– rm -rf♦
Jan 17 '13 at 2:30