Hi María,
I am not a total expert here, but as far as I know, the sorting is only
done based on RefCount. In most cases, this works reasonably well, but
there are some odd effects just as the one that you found.
Best,
Heiko
Am 28.04.2014 10:15, schrieb María Poveda:
> Thanks Heiko,
>
>th
Thanks Heiko,
that makes things more clear. For some reason I was expecting that
resource to be among the first results as the string matching between the
input and the resource is higher. Is it considered during the calculations
as well or it is based just in the RefCount? Just out of curiosity
Hi María,
the service is working as expected. The results are ordered by RefCount
(i.e., how often the respective Wikipedia article is linked from another
one) in descending order. By default, the service returns the top 5
results, and http://dbpedia.org/resource/Building is simply not among t
Hi María,
yes, it is strange. The wikipedia page exists, also exists in DBpedia as
you mention...
May be the index is out of date. I do not know the update policy.
Perhaps people responsible for the maintenance of the service
(Pablo, Max, Matt) could give you some hint.
Best regards,
-- Mariano
Hi,
I'm using the dbpedia lookup service and I'm surprised I do not get
http://dbpedia.org/resource/Building when asking for
http://lookup.dbpedia.org/api/search.asmx/KeywordSearch?QueryString=building.
Is it the expected behavior? In that case, what should be my query in
order to get that reso
