Hi Paul and collegues,
good new. I'm happy to experience your system.
Keep in touch.
cristian
Il 5/29/12 8:53 PM, Paul A. Houle ha scritto:
We're proud to announce the immediate availability of :BaseKB
Early Access 2
http://basekb.com/dl/earlyaccess.php
The EA2 release fixes a
Hello Everybody
I have a couple of questions and probably you have the correct answer that
I can't find.
1)
I'm retrieving city points using the SPARQL endpoint and I find that there
are various predicates for the geographic coordinates: geo:lat , geo:long,
geo:POINT, grs:point and geo:geometry
Hi Jordi,
I have a couple of questions and probably you have the correct answer
that I can't find.
1)
I'm retrieving city points using the SPARQL endpoint and I find that
there are various predicates for the geographic coordinates: geo:lat ,
geo:long, geo:POINT, grs:point and geo:geometry
Hi group,
We work on some software which heavily relies on the ontologies used by
the data. This means we dereference the ontologies used on data sets and
do some inference to figure out additional stuff about the data. For
most ontologies this works pretty well.
Last week we were test driving
Hello everybody,
I was having a look at DBpedia data about cities as for example the area
total property. I would like to know how do you deal with different decimal
separators and grouping separators between countries. For example I found
that in http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rio_Rufino the
+100!
Separation of T-Box and A-Box descriptions seems quite a reasonable
requirement, in particular when there are so many instances!
Or does it mean that the only way to describe the class Person is in
extension : nobody can provide a definition of what a Person is, but
everybody knows when she
Thanks.
Your answers and links helped a lot.
But, It would be nice to review how DBpedia obtains the geo:lat,geo:lon and
geo:geometry because there are resources
with incoherent data (geo:lat has an apparently incorrect value while the
dbpedia extractions from Wikipedia are correct).
If those
Separation of schema and instances is a good solution for this symptom. The
root of the problem seems to be that when the amount of data grows, just
returning everything you know about something is not going to cut it. A
solution for that seems to be still missing.
Perhaps we need a mechanism of
On 30.05.12 16:24, Kingsley Idehen wrote:
Hey Kingsley,
See:
curl -iL -H Accept: application/rdf+xml
http://dbpedia.org/ontology/Person
wow definitely didn't expect that anytime soon :-D Thanks a lot!
Will test-drive it tonight.
The 304 issue will also be addressed later.
great tnx! I
On 5/30/12 10:32 AM, Adrian Gschwend wrote:
On 30.05.12 16:24, Kingsley Idehen wrote:
Hey Kingsley,
See:
curl -iL -H Accept: application/rdf+xml
http://dbpedia.org/ontology/Person
wow definitely didn't expect that anytime soon :-D Thanks a lot!
When we get feedback we can act quickly. We
Any other ideas?
What about an 'statistical' approach? Most people will type number in their
locale format, and the common pitfall is to use the English format.
If the number format is correct English, and the statics say that most
numbers are xx format, the number could be converted to the
On 30.05.12 16:37, Kingsley Idehen wrote:
When we get feedback we can act quickly. We have a powerful and highly
configurable Linked Data platform at our disposal
great will definitely report more when we run into issues :-)
cu
Adrian
Add a configuration value decimalSeparator whose value may be dot or
comma: , or .. Bit hard to read... We would also need a
configuration value groupSeparator.
+1 to this. Accepted values:
- dot or .
- comma or ,
- space or
(it is the case that groupSeparators are spaces sometimes)
Hi Kingsley,
some more feedback...
The following data redirections doesn't work on ontology resources
http://dbpedia.org/data3/Person.json
http://dbpedia.org/data3/Person.jsod
On Wed, May 30, 2012 at 10:29 AM, Jona Christopher Sahnwaldt
j...@sahnwaldt.de wrote:
@developers: We will have to discuss what's the best way to do this...
- Add a configuration value decimalSeparator whose value may be dot or
comma: , or .. Bit hard to read... We would also need a
On 5/30/12 4:28 PM, Adrian Gschwend wrote:
BTW I found it correctly described on a Virtuoso page;)
http://virtuoso.openlinksw.com/whitepapers/VirtDeployingLinkedDataGuide_Introduction.html
BTW2 any reasons that turtle is not supported? IMHO rdf+xml has to
become extinct and replaced by turtle.
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