Hi Marco and Sebastian
>
> 1. The easy way: add new types to https://github.com/dbpedia/dbpedia-links
> Requirements are the alphabetically sorted file, some documentation and
> the program (any language with starting instructions) used to create the
> types
>
> Yes I will start with the easy way first and if any approach is
giving promising results I would go for the step 2 and 3.
Aleksander's classification outputs are available here.
http://klon.wzks.uj.edu.pl/wiki-types/
The web page states that the classification files contain the
classification of the DBpedia resources into the taxonomy of OpenCyc. They
were obtained from the Wikipedia infoboxes, introductory sentences,
categories and direct mapping between Wikipedia and Cyc.
I first thought Aleksander's classification work is not integrated in to
dbpedia? but it seems it is already done?
Also I have included the sources for type inferences that Aleksander has
mentioned as proposal comments in below document, hoping that we could use
it as a reference.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/19iAwQzfXtkAiAUE0w4PKAZF1jGkKyRZYZoyEIEfhGws/edit?usp=sharing
Will look in to airpedia resources.
Thanks
> 2. the medium way: Integrating approaches into the Scala framework. This
> way static releases can include it. You would have to produce very good
> code for this.
>
> 3. the hard way: bascially 2 with optimizations to let it run in "Live
> modus" (high performance needed, i.e. less than 600ms per page or fast
> chron jobs during the nighttime).
>
> There is also a trade-off between coverage and integration. So for some
> approaches solution 1 is appropriate and you can produce this fast.
> If you find approaches that are really promising you might take the extra
> effort for 2 and even 3.
>
> All the best,
> Sebastian
>
>
> Am 28.05.2013 16:54, schrieb kasun perera:
>
> This is just a short intro about me
>
> I'm a student from Sri Lanaka. I'm just starting my Mphil on the topic
> Ontology based annotation mechanism for financial documents. I'm a
> contributor for the Karsha opensource project at Lanka Software Foundation,
> which relates with my Mphil topic.
>
> Other than programming, I love reading , a rail fan (yes those monster
> locomotives :) ). I'm a teacher at our church's Sunday School.
>
> I don't have any scheduled unavailable periods during the GSOC- Summer.
>
> First I will be going through the warm up tasks. I'm newbie to the
> Intelij-Idea and Scala, so started familiarizing with IDE and Scala. Will
> be using the Dbpedia wiki to update the GSOC 2013 progress. I have already
> created the page for progress updates *
> https://github.com/dbpedia/extraction-framework/wiki/GSOC2013_Progress_Kasun
> *.
>
> Alexander has suggested several other sources of information for type
> inference, we may need to discuss and prioritize which ones that we are
> going to use. Also need to prioritize the implementation goals.
>
> --
> Regards
>
> Kasun Perera
>
>
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> Projects: http://nlp2rdf.org , http://linguistics.okfn.org ,
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