Hi all,
In http://live.dbpedia.org/LiveStats/ there are live statistics about the
changes performed in DBPedia Live during the last minute/hour/day, I would
like to know if an history of this (maybe only the daily ones) is available
somewhere. What I want in the end is to be able to say something like "in
june 2012, DBPediaLive had an average of xx inserts and yy deletes (if i
can also have which pairs insert-delete are related as an update, would be
awesome), which represents zz% of the total of triples".
If not, I think it can be done with some scripting (because I'm better in
scripting than in Scala), IMHO it would be nice if each daily changeset had
an "statistics" file like this:
numofTriples at start of the day: N1
numofTriples at the end of the day: N2
numof Inserts: I
num of Deletes: D
num of edits: U
I don't know if i can assume that if the same subject appears in a pair
insert.file delete.file of the same time, is an update, or if its more
complicated than that. If it is, well, inserts and deletes works for me,
seeing each pair as an Delete-Insert SPARQL Operation with ground triples
and simply counting for the size. What I don't know where I can find is the
number of triples in the whole dataset each day.
Thanks in advance.
--
Ing. Luis Daniel Ibáñez G.
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