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CHANGES TO TASK DESCRIPTION...Example from wikidata https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q1195035 (see depicts > human > quantity, etc)
We want users to be able to include quantities in their searches - for example to find images depicting >10 people
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CHANGES TO TASK DESCRIPTION...Use the Wikidata Query Service (WDQS) to run a SPARQL query (which allows operators like `>` and `<`), and then use the ids as a filter for an elasticsearch query - basically we'd ask WDQS for all pictures depicting
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CHANGES TO TASK DESCRIPTION...Note that there are currently **1025** items in wikidata that have a 'depicts' statement with a 'quantity' qualifier out of a total of ~70k items with depicts statements (~0.2%~1.5%)TASK
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CHANGES TO TASK DESCRIPTION...Note that there are currently **1025** items in wikidata that have a 'depicts' statement with a 'quantity' qualifier out of a total of ~70k items with depicts statements (~0.2%)TASK
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CHANGES TO TASK DESCRIPTION...The deepcat feature uses WDQS with elasticsearch, so we could base our approach on the deepcat code (see https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/405059/)
This option depends on T194401
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Note that there are
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CHANGES TO TASK DESCRIPTION...Store the data in a special data structure in elasticsearch. This would take a bit of speccing-out, and the we'd need to write specific code for only this qualifiern individual numeric field in elasticsearch, which
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CHANGES TO TASK DESCRIPTION...Store the data in a special data structure in elasticsearch. This would take a bit of speccing-out, and the we'd need to write specific code for only this qualifier, which would be tricky ... also elasticsearch is
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CHANGES TO TASK DESCRIPTION...Option 23
UsStore the Wikidata Query Service (WDQS) to run a SPARQL query (which allows operators like `>` and `<`)in a special data structure in elasticsearch. This would take a bit of speccing-out, and then use the
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CHANGES TO TASK DESCRIPTION...Option 32
Store the data in a special data structure in elasticsearch. This would take a bit of speccing-out, and the we'd need to write specific code for only this qualifier, which would be tricky...TASK
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CHANGES TO TASK DESCRIPTION...I can think of 23 different options for implementing searching on quantity...Use the Wikidata Query Service (WDQS) to run a SPARQL query (which allows operators like `>` and `<`), and then use the ids as a filter for
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CHANGES TO TASK DESCRIPTION...Note that there are currently **1219** depicts statements in wikidata**1025** items in wikidata that have a 'depicts' statement with a 'quantity' qualifierTASK DETAILhttps://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T194245EMAIL
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CHANGES TO TASK DESCRIPTION...Option 2 seems (to me) to be more practically useful. The deepcat feature uses WDQS with elasticsearch, so we could base our approach on the deepcat code (see https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/405059/)
Note that
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CHANGES TO TASK DESCRIPTION...Use the Wikidata Query Service (WDQS) to run a SPARQL query (which allows operators like `>` and `<`), and then use the ids as a filter for an elasticsearch query - basically we'd ask WDQS for all pictures depicting
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