Hi everyone,

my name is Piero Molino and I'm a student form the University of Bary,  
Computer Science department.
For my degree thesis I'm working on an ontology based retrieving  
algorithm and, after seeking for while, i decided to use DBpedia as my  
multi-domain ontology. Anyway I'm at the real beginning with SPARQL  
(links to books/tutorials/anything usefull are realy really welcome)  
and probably what now seems to me to be a problem really isn't: while  
I figured out how my algorithm would make inference over DBpedia, I'm  
lacking of the first step (wich isn't really what my thesis is about,  
so i can reuse someone else approach to it). Basically i have a list  
of words and i have to map each of them to a DBpedia resource.
I trying to figure out how i can do it, i thought i could start taking  
a look at the free text search from the DBpedia website 
(http://wiki.dbpedia.org/OnlineAccess#h28-8 
) but for each example query I get a javascript+html response and an  
empty result. Isn't it working or it's me i can't undestand the  
results in the right way?
Anyway simple text search wouldn't be enought because of  
disambiguation issues, so i thought i can use Gabrlovich's  ESA 
(http://www.srcco.de/v/wikipedia-esa 
) to retrieve a wikipedia page for each word in the list and then get  
the DBpedia resource relative to the wikipedia page. Because of my  
actual lack of expeience over SPARQL i don't know if there is a  
simplier way to achieve the same result.
I would really appreciate if someone could help me both in extendind  
my SPARQL knowledge and in finding a better and simplier solution for  
the problem i'm trying to solve.

Thank you,
Piero Molino

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