Hi Anastasios,
actually, the description says "power tool". If it is too simple, then
it is only good for beginners. The problem is that DBpedia is huge and
contains a lot of errors. If the GUI is too simple, then you need too
much time to tackle all errors in the end.
Ideally, you could have a look at Google Refine: http://openrefine.org/
The user here is a Semantic Web user (e.g. from a University or
Company), who is willing to invest some time into data quality (days,
weeks).
Let's say it like this: power tool == after a short to medium learning
phase she should be able to effectively work with the tool to achieve
her goals.
For the Wiktionary 2 RDF gui users are non Semantic Web or even just
Wiki users, so the GUI there should be easier to understand to lower the
barrier for contribution.
All the best,
Sebastian
Am 22.04.2013 22:36, schrieb Anastasios Ventouris:
Hello all,
My name is Ventouris Tasos. I am postgraduated student in Web Science
in Greece and my bachelor is on Mathematics. Probably, my thesis will
be related with dbpedia.
I am addicted with online courses (coursera, edx, udacity). I take
part on every course related with python. When I started one year
before, I was a newbie on python and now I can create my own website
exactly as I want it.
I would suggest to everyone to roll on on this one
https://www.coursera.org/course/progfun . It is a very smooth
introduction in scala. It has already started and you probably won't
take a certification, but you will learn few things about scala.
4.11. Interface / Power tool for DBpedia testing metadata
You will create the sparql queries and you will store the results in a
database. Probably with few extra info like date, error_tag,
author_comments etc.
So, in this idea, the candidate has to create an interface where he'll
retrieve all the errors from the database and he'll give the option to
change the values and create few plots and visual statistics. If I've
understood well, the aim is to make it as clean and functional as
possible. Nothing fancy for simple users.
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