Greetings to Wikidata team and community from Semantic MediaWiki team
and community!
It seems that already there are a lot of things possible to do with
Wikidata. What about including some Wikidata tutorials to the tutorial
day of SMWCon conference?
I can already think of the following exciting to
Heya folks :)
I'm super excited to welcome the first fellow sisterproject to
Wikidata. We've enabled language links for Wikivoyage now \o/ Please
give the travelers a warm welcome to our coozy hangout here.
In addition we've deployed some new stuff and bugfixes. The ones that
are probably most in
I've had some discussions with people on the Mathematica Stack Exchange site
about the project. There is interest, but most people don't seem to have as
much free time as me. So I've decided just to start the project as a way to
organize and integrate my own code and code that I find. I'm just p
What do you think about starting a project to import data from external
websites into Wikidata?
If you start an "External data import task force" I'm sure there will be
quite a lot of interest in creating a collection of modules/bots to import
data.
Looking at the project http://www.boost.org/ it
I've looked at Boost briefly before when I needed to train a machine learning
algorithm on a C++ text corpus. I felt like the Mathematica standard library
provided more functionality to start from, but of course it is not open source.
I'm curious if a coding project could work in a wiki manner a
I would recommend to buffer the raw data in some external service like
http://datahub.io/ , that way the extracted data can be used for other
purposes too and some version control can be kept.
For the data extraction mechanism you could take some ideas from the
DBpedia extraction framework http://d
