wiki.dbpedia.org - Support

2008-06-05 18:33:48

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What problems occurred to you when loading the data sets? What kind of wrong extractions did you see in the data? Are there any undetected units, currencies, etc? Where did problems occur with list parsing?

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What problems occurred to you when loading the data sets? What kind of wrong extractions did you see in the data? Are there any undetected units, currencies, etc. Where did problems occur with list parsing?

2008-02-26 03:59:41

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DBpedia is an open community project and highly values new contributors. The DBpedia community collaborates using the following tools:

Mailing Lists

We are very interested in hearing your opinion about DBpedia and getting ideas for further improvements.
What problems occurred to you when loading the data sets? What kind of wrong extractions did you see in the data? Are there any undetected units, currencies, etc. Where did problems occur with list parsing?
We try to extensively analyze the data sets, but also rely on the support of users and the community to establish a better extract-release cycle for the DBpedia data sets.
Before you report a bug, please use the DBpedia Live Debug Interface to check if your bug still occurs with the current DBpedia extraction code.

the data set in which you found the problem
a description of the problem and
how it should look (from your point of view)

We will try to come up with a solution, fix the extraction algorithms, and publish improved data sets as soon as possible.
One useful tool for stress-testing the extraction process is the Random DBPedia Page.
There exists a Facebook group devoted to DBpedia.
Occasionally we receive requests for commercial support and consulting regarding DBpedia data sets, DBpedia applications, and the Semantic Web in general. Please contact S�ren Auer and Chris Bizer regarding consulting inquiries.

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DBpedia is an open community project and highly welcomes new contributors. The DBpedia community collaborates using the following tools:

Mailinglists

We are very interested in hearing your opinion about DBpedia and to get ideas for further improvements.
What problems did occur to you when loading the datasets? What kind of wrong extractions did you see in the data? Are there any undetected units, currencies etc. Where did problems occur with list parsing?
We already tried to extensively analyse the datasets, but also rely on the support of users and the community to establish a better extract-release cycle for the DBpedia datasets.
Before you report a bug, please use the DBpedia Live Debug Interface to check if your bug still accures with the current DBpedia extraction code.

the dataset in which you found the problem
a description of the problem and how it should look like (from your point of view)

We will then try to come up with a solution, fix the extraction algorithms and publish improved datasets as soon as possible.
A useful tool for stress-testing the extraction process is the Random DBPedia Page link.
There exists a Facebook group devoted to DBpedia.
Occasionally we receive requests for commercial support and consulting regarding DBpedia datasets, DBpedia applications and the Semantic Web in general. Please contact S�ren Auer and Chris Bizer regarding consulting inquiries.

2007-09-11 19:07:46

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In order to improve the DBpedia data quality we need your feedback.

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In order to improve the DBpedia data quality and need your feedback.

2007-09-05 19:09:19

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A useful tool for stress-testing the extraction process is the Random DBPedia Page link.

2007-09-05 14:47:20

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Blog

We also discuss the project on our Blog.

2007-09-03 14:53:13

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DBpedia Information Extraction Framework

The DBpedia information extraction framework can be downloaded as PHP code from the DBpedia project page on SourcForge. Please refer to Documentation for more information about the framework.

2007-08-20 14:46:52

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Community

DBpedia is an open community project and highly welcomes new contributors. The DBpedia community collaborates using the following tools:
We are very interested in hearing your opinion about DBpedia and to get ideas for further improvements.
Please send feedback and ideas to the DBpedia-discussion mailing list. This mailing list is the main forum for DBpedia related discussions.

Quality Assurance and Bug Tracking

What problems did occur to you when loading the datasets? What kind of wrong extractions did you see in the data? Are there any undetected units, currencies etc. Where did problems occur with list parsing?
Before you report a bug, please use the DBpedia Live Debug Interface to check if your bug still accures with the current DBpedia extraction code.

DBpedia Information Extraction Framework

The DBpedia information extraction framework can be downloaded as PHP code from the DBpedia project page on SourcForge. Please refer to Documentation for more information about the framework.
Occasionally we receive requests for commercial support and consulting regarding DBpedia datasets, DBpedia applications and the Semantic Web in general. Please contact S�ren Auer and Chris Bizer regarding consulting inquiries.

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Support

We are very interested in hearing your opinion about DBpedia, to get bug reports and ideas for further improvements.
Please send feedback, bug reports and ideas to the DBpedia-discussion mailing list.

QA / Bug tracking

What problems did occur to you when loading the datasets? What kind of wrong extractions did you see in the data. Are there any undetected units, currencies etc. Where did problems occur with list parsing?
Occasionally we receive requests for commercial support and consulting regarding DBpedia datasets, DBpedia applications and the Semantic Web in general. Please contact S�ren Auer and Chris Bizer regarding commercial support inquiries.

DBpedia Extraction Framework Documentation

See Documentation for more information.

2007-08-20 14:45:37

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See Documentation for more information.

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See Documentation for more information.

2007-08-20 14:42:19

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See Documentation for more information.

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See Documentation for more information.