Hi, I'm almost done on a work that I'm doing around DBpedia, and here is a collection of loose comments / suggestions that I want to ask you guys:
- I've installed Virtuoso 6.0.0 on a server and loaded DBpedia, following the DBPedia installation script<http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg00632.html>given published early this year on this mailing list, mostly to avoid hammering the DBpedia service for some upcoming jobs that I'm planning to do. It's working and with surprisingly no problems at the moment, but I miss the snorql service. How can I replicate it? - The prefixes as stated on the SNORQL page are somehow outdated... dbpedia-owl is missing. - insisting (again) on a subject that I've addresses a couple of months ago... when are you planning on starting to create Core datasets for other languages? back then, the suggestion was to use LANG.dbpedia.org graphs... well, I could really use it, and I'm ready to help you out in Portuguese. - DBpedia should have a sort of "troubleshoot" page, as there are many users (myself included) that fall for the same issues - for instance, the encoding threads - and work-around suggestions. - The DBpedia ontology is really a great resource, but I find it a little unbalanced -- it could use more subclasses, some of them are really strange (for instance, why Women Tennis Association Tournament as the only subclass from Sports Events? Why does it need a subclass of its own? Shouldn't it also have other subclasses?) Are you planning on revising it? I have my own couple of suggestions to make... Cheers, Nuno Cardoso, PhD Student. http://xldb.di.fc.ul.pt/ncardoso Try out my new named entity recognition service: Rembrandt - http://xldb.di.fc.ul.pt/Rembrandt/
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