Re:DBpedia Ontology
by jraph on Wednesday December 21, 2022 @11:08AM
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Related: Ontolex [1], an ontology for lexicons.
Which DBnary [2], an RDF extract of the Wiktionary, uses. I worked on it almost 10 years ago during an internship during which I added support for extracting French inflections in the DBnary extractor. A colleague did German. It increased the size of DBnary a lot so it was an optional feature. I don't know the status of the project today. Back then, DBnary was based on the Lemon ontology, which apparently Ontolex extends and Ontolex is now a W3C standard, yay!
I don't quite use such ontologies in my daily life knowingly, but I find them fascinating for some unknown reasons.
Which DBnary [2], an RDF extract of the Wiktionary, uses. I worked on it almost 10 years ago during an internship during which I added support for extracting French inflections in the DBnary extractor. A colleague did German. It increased the size of DBnary a lot so it was an optional feature. I don't know the status of the project today. Back then, DBnary was based on the Lemon ontology, which apparently Ontolex extends and Ontolex is now a W3C standard, yay!
I don't quite use such ontologies in my daily life knowingly, but I find them fascinating for some unknown reasons.
[1] https://www.w3.org/2016/05/ontolex/
[2] http://kaiko.getalp.org/about-dbnary/