Dear DBpedia Community,
My project, theTable Extractor, has been chosen for the next GSoC.
Let me introduce myself:
I am Simone Papalini, a master’s student of Computer Science from
Università Politecnica delle Marche, Italy.
I discovered the world of linked data (and DBpedia itself) only recently,
but I have been fascinated from then. So, I am really enthusiastic about
this project.
Here you have a little abstract describing the idea behind Table Extractor:
“Wikipedia is full of data hidden in tables. The aim of this project is to
explore the possibilities of exploiting all the data represented with the
appearance of tables in Wiki pages, in order to populate the different
versions of DBpedia through new data of interest. The Table Extractor has
to be the engine of this data “revolution”: it would achieve the final
purpose of extracting the semi structured data from all those tables now
scattered in most of the Wiki pages.”
I am already doing some sort of statistics trying to understand which data
scope would be suitable to start with.
Any kind of advice is really appreciated!
Some useful links to follow my work:
The Table Extractor [proposal]
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-vwwNfnYM2ja05aRGU0aXBORzA
Git Repo
https://github.com/dbpedia/table-extractor
Progress log
https://github.com/dbpedia/extraction-framework/wiki/GSoC_2016_Progress_Simone_Papalini
Regards,
Simone Papalini
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