freebase

I need a text file to contain every title / title of each topic / title of each item in a .txt file each on its own line. How can I do this or make this if I have already downloaded a freebase rdf dump? If possible, I also need a separate text file with each topic's / item's description on a single line each description on its own line. How can I do that? I would greatly appreciate it if someone could help me make either of these files from a Freebase rdf dump. Thanks in Advance! Filter the RDF dump on the predicate/property ns:type.object.name . If you only want a particular language, also

So I've looked at this use of the freebase API and I was really impressed with the translations of the name that it found. IE Rome, Roma, Rom, Rzym, Rooma,로마, 罗马市. This is because I have a database of some 5000+ location names and I would very much like all French, German or Korean translations for these English names. The problem is I spent about two hours clicking around freebase, and could find no way to get a view of city/location names in a different language mapped to English. So I'd love it if someone who understands what freebase is and how it's organized could get me a link to that

I'm trying to receive data from the Freebase API. I manually built a working API call which gave me a valid JSON response in my browser. So I wrote a PHP Function which should do exactly that: $service_url = 'https://www.googleapis.com/freebase/v1/search'; $params = array( 'filter' => '(all name:"Avatar")', 'lang' => 'en', 'type' => 'film/film', 'key' => Configure::read('Api.Key') ); $url = $service_url . '?' . http_build_query($params); $ch = curl_init(); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL, $url); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, 1); $response = json_decode(curl_exec($ch), true); curl_close

I am trying to use the freebase word embeddings released by Google, but I have a hard time getting the words from the freebase name. model = gensim.models.Word2Vec.load_word2vec_format('freebase-vectors-skipgram1000.bin',binary=True) model.vocab.keys()[:10] Out[22]: [u'/m/026tg5z', u'/m/018jz8', u'/m/04klsk', u'/m/08gd39', u'/m/0kt94', u'/m/05mtf0t', u'/m/05tjjb', u'/m/01m3vn', u'/m/0h7p35', u'/m/03ggvg3'] Does anyone know if it exist some kind of table to map the freebase representations into the words they represent ? Regards, Hedi Someone has actually done a nice thing for us all and mapped

I would like to develop a Freebase java application that lets you browse Freebase. I thought a good starting point would be to mimic the Freebase Schema Explorer and allow the user of my app to "drill down" through Domains, Types in a Domain, then Instances in a Type. Can someone please assist in how you retrieve a List of domains? Then a list in that domain? etc... The user can then select a domain and i would like to preset a list of types within that domain and so on until they have found the entry or entries they are investigating. Philip Kendall MQL for domains: [{ "id": null, "name":

I'm guessing this info is privileged since I couldn't find anything on Google's listed APIs. In fact I'd be amazed if it wasn't proprietary securely fastened Google magic, but thought I'd ask anyway. Is there an Google API for the information appearing when you do a basic search for say an Actress or Rockband? You know the box that appears to the right of the results if google figures out exactly what you're looking for. (I'm specifically interested in musicians despite the example below) I.e. https://www.google.com/search?q=woody+allen I can get similar milage using Freebase, but Google's is

So, I want to use Kenneth' excellent requests module . Stumbled up this problem while trying to use the Freebase API . Basically, their API looks like that: https://www.googleapis.com/freebase/v1/mqlread?query=... as a query, they expect a JSON object, here's one that will return a list of wines with their country and percentage of alcohol : [{ "country": null, "name": null, "percentage_alcohol": null, "percentage_alcohol>": 0, "type": "/food/wine" }]​ Of course, we'll have to escape the hell out of this before passing it to an URL, so the actual query will look like this: fullurl = 'https:/