Michael added a comment.
I'm not sure what this task is referring to. I looked through our current
features and it seems there is barely any to which the number of statements is
relevant in the first place.
`wikibase.py` has two features, one counting all the statement groups
("properties") and one counting all the statements ("claims") individually.
Both including the external identifiers.
`wikidatawiki.py` has the new `external_identifiers` feature that counts all
individual statements that are external identifiers.
It has also the `item_completeness` feature that compares existing statement
groups/properties with the ones suggested by property suggester. That makes
sense to me.
There is also a pull request
<https://github.com/wikimedia/articlequality/pull/154> to add the number of
statements that are not external identifiers. I'm not sure I understand machine
learning good enough to gauge whether that feature adds any useful new signal
or whether it is completely covered by being `total number of statements` -
`number of external identifier statements`.
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