Hi everybody:
I am a master student at Saarland University (Germany) who is working with
semantic databases (specifically efficient partitioning) and I was wondering
if there is available information about the growth of the dbpedia datasets
in order to somehow justify my work. The webpage says that there are
3.500.000 resources by Jan 2010 but it would be great if I can show the
growth trend. I suspect there is a positive correlation with the growth of
wikipedia articles but I think it would be better if I show directly the
amount of semantic information.
Any kind of help will be kindly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your
attention and help and keep the good job!
All the best,
Luis Galárraga
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