Dear Kasun,
on the web page
http://www.airpedia.org/download/dbpedia-entity-types-in-31-languages/
you can find the classes in 31 languages.
The type is set to http://airpedia.org/ontology/type_with_conf#X , so
you can import the triples into DBpedia without conflicts.
In the next days, the Italian DBpedia team will release a new extraction
(based on DBpedia 3.8) with these triple in it. The format in this case
is slightly different: I'll write about it in the next e-mail.
Let me know if you have troubles.
Best,
Alessio
Il 18/06/13 03:10, kasun perera ha scritto:
I started working on integrating Airpedia types to Dbpedia-links.
As Marco mentioned previously, these are the 3 data-sets that I can
use and I need to analyze what is the best data set that to be
integrated in to the Dbpedia.
<http://airpedia.org/extraction/10-all>
extracted using classifier with all kernels and the bottom-to-top
strategy.
<http://airpedia.org/extraction/10-all-top>
extracted using classifier with all kernels and the top-to-bottom strategy
<http://airpedia.org/extraction/10-tpl>
extracted using classifier with the sole template kernel and the
bottom-to-top strategy
In Alessio et. al. ESWC paper, I can see it has already done some
tests to measure precision and recall of these classifications. Can I
use those results to select best Airpedia data-set for dbpedia? or do
I need to test with another data set(the ones Aleksander mentioned) to
measure precision and recall?
Thanks
--
Regards
Kasun Perera
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