Hello Mouhoub and welcome to the community
I thought of this idea after Andrea di Menna committed the cool dump-split
feature. So I am a possible (co-)mentor for this project.
The reason why I didn't put any mentor here yet (And a full description) is
because we don't have any mentor at the moment (including me) with
experience in MapReduce.
I have a good idea about it but never got any hands-on experience.
We will try to find someone by the application start period but in the
meantime I can set some the requirements. You are also welcome to suggest a
mentor for this project.
You look familiar with the DBpedia extraction framework so, in your
application you can suggest your own idea extensions
DBpedia is not accepted yet as an organization so you cannot use the
melange system at the moment. We can continue with the public mailing list
if you are confortable with it or otherwise wait. Either is fine for us.
I will be traveling next week but I will try to find some time and extend
the idea description.
Best,
Dimitis
On Sat, Feb 15, 2014 at 7:54 AM, Mohamed Amine MOUHOUB <[email protected]
> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am a PhD Student from University of Paris Dauphine, I work on the search
> of linked data and linked services. Basically I am interested in searching
> and integrating data from the LOD, and DBpedia is at the center of my
> interests as it is at the core of the LOD graph, and is considered, in my
> opinion as a starting point to the rest of the LOD.
>
> Anyway, I am particularily interested in Hadoop. I started experiencing
> with Hadoop on 2011, and then with Amazon EMR in 2012. I have worked on
> some data mining projects with Hadoop. As a trainee at an Open Data company
> in Paris (Data Publica) I worked on a project to discover open data sources
> in France using Hadoop and the internet archive of Common Crawl. (120 Tb of
> web documents to be analyzed, clustered, etc).
> In September 2012, my project won the Common Crawl's Code Contest.
>
> I am very interested in the proposed idea of extraction of using Map
> Reduce. I think it is a very interesting contribution to the performance of
> the extraction framework. Moreover, the nature of the wikipedia input data,
> and the nature of the output (rdf triples), and the individuality of the
> processing for each entry makes the extraction highly parallelisable using
> MapReduce. I am ready to submit a proposal for this idea, but I don't see
> any mentors attributed to the idea. The idea is not very well described in
> the wiki page, but I can provide in the upcoming days a briefely-detailed
> proposal for an implementation. I am also interested in co-authoring a
> conference paper about the project.
> Any mentor interested in ??? Should I send my described proposal via this
> mailing list or directly submit it to the google summer code page ?
>
> Best regards,
> Amine Mouhoub
>
>
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