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Set the class for dbPedia completion from rdf:type of triple object #163

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jmvanel opened this issue May 7, 2017 · 2 comments
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jmvanel commented May 7, 2017

Set the class for calls to dbPedia search API.
This makes sense if the inferred class(es) is from classes widely used in dbPedia like:

  • foaf:Person,
  • foaf:Organization
  • dbo:Place,
  • etc

NOTE: in the longer term, we should unify the search: internal (Lucene based) and external dbPedia, taking in account whether there is an internal dbPedia mirror.

@jmvanel jmvanel changed the title Set the class for dbPedia completion User can set the class for dbPedia completion May 25, 2017
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… , "data-rdf-property" , "data-rdf-object" , "data-rdf-type"

( pave the way for "User can set the class for dbPedia completion" #163 )
FIX bad name: objectURIstringValue, hyperlinkToObjectURI
@jmvanel jmvanel changed the title User can set the class for dbPedia completion Set the class for dbPedia completion from rdf:type of triple object May 27, 2017
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#163 - Enhance autocompete with QueryClass
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jmvanel commented Sep 19, 2017

Needs to be tested with a property :

  • having an rdfs:range
  • with form specification having widget type DBPEDIa lookup

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jmvanel commented Jan 10, 2018

This has been implemented, but commented out, because dbPedia lookup with class gives often no results.
What is needed is

  • try dbPedia lookup with class
  • if empty result, launch dbPedia lookup without class

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