This post details the steps necessary to install virtuoso server and bulk load wiktionary data. You’ll have to adapt for you own settings. Download and Compile virtuoso-opensource First, you’ll have to install several development libraries (this is for Debian): sudo …
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A translation is supposed to connect a source word sense to a target word sense. However, current DBnary data connects a lexical entry to a target string. By using available glosses, we are able to connect translations to their source …
With the addition of Bulgarian and Spanish, the DBnary data now contains 12 language editions. More to come we hope !
The Finnish language edition recently used a new way to encode translations. Hence, the extractor’s performance was reduced (as may be seen in the Finnish Stats). The extrator has been adapted to deal with the new translation encoding and extraction …
The Japanese wiktionary language edition is now added to dbnary. It took me quite some time to setup as the Japanese edition is quite inconsistent. As usual the data is available in the Download area. SPARQL access will be available …
Statistics are available in the “Dataset” page. They are currently displaying the number of elements, lexical relations and Translations from/to the extracted languages. These stats are updated daily to reflect new extracted dumps. More to come…
With the introduction of the new Turkish extractor, dbnary now offers 9 language editions.
The Portuguese wiktionary extractor has been considerably enhanced. After adapted it to a new architecture using GWT-Wiki library, I fixed several bugs in the translation extraction section. Moreover, homonymous entries were not extracted correctly. Hence since July 9th dump, the …
With the addition of the Greek wiktionary. DBnary now provides lexical data for 8 language edition. More to come…
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