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Niclas Hedhman commented on QI-121:
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Rickard Öberg commented on QI-121:
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It might be better to integrate Davids new creation, Parallax:
http://mqlx.com/~david/parallax/
Code is here:
http://code.google.com/p/freebase-parallax/
Check out the screencast for demo! I want that for objects...
According to David(email):
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A few other people are also interested in porting Parallax over on Sesame. They
include Mark Diggory from MIT Libraries / DSpace, with whom you might want to
join forces. I personally would also like the UI ideas in Parallax to
proliferate, for selfish reasons, and wouldn't mind being involved peripherally
if you decide to do the porting.
The Parallax code base right now is open sourced as you might already know
http://code.google.com/p/freebase-parallax/
It is a relatively thin layer of Javascript that queries freebase.com over
JSONP. Much of Parallax is quite specific to Freebase. The way it goes about
suggesting facets and connections, the way it lists properties for you to pick,
the way it presents individual entries, etc. are all Freebase specific.
However, the pivoting functionality is actually very simple both conceptually
and architecturally. Check out the code and look in
src/scripts/data/collection.js and collection-definition.js. That's the gut of
it. There are a few more modes of pivoting that I'll be adding, but what's
there now should already be useful.
If you decide to port, then I'd suggest having the work done in a google code
hosted project. Actually, the "freebase-parallax" project I mentioned has an
"app" sub-project in it; so potentially you can add a "sesame-impl" sub-project
to the same project.
Note that Parallax's performance depends largely on Sesame's performance (for
queries with groupings and counts) as well as on the data's quality.
> Integrate Longwell
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>
> Key: QI-121
> URL: http://issues.ops4j.org/jira/browse/QI-121
> Project: Qi4j
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Rickard Öberg
> Assignee: Edward Yakop
> Fix For: 0.5
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>
> Integrate SIMILE Longwell. Basically, the Longwell servlet should be
> deployable in the Jetty service and should be hooked up to the RDF repository
> used by the indexing. This will allow browsing of the index through a web
> browser.
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