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I'm trying to do something that (should be) very simple. Maybe I'm missing something. I want to get a full list of people a person has worked with. My end goal is to find who he works with most often (in whatever relationship that may be) Ex: Robert De Niro has acted together with Joe Pesci 7 times, but directed him twice. I want a table with 9 entries as a result. I can use the topic API, but that only returns a list of movies. I then have to perform 10+ API queries to get the cast of every movie. Takes forever and the code is a nightmare. If I use MQL search, I can only search for movies

I'm looking for an API that would give similar results to the Google's "people also search for" feature. So that, for instance, when I search for Stanley Kubrik, I see all the other film directors that people search for. I know about the Freebase API but it simply provides information about the search item, not what other search items it may be related to. There is also a TargetingIdeaSelector tool in Google AdWords API that shows related keywords, but that doesn't really range the results semantically. Finally, there's a very simple Bing API that shows related searches (also here ), but,

I was using Freebase to get all movies/films there for my website, but it's getting shut down soon. so I was searching for another free database for movies and came across Wikidata. To be honest it's too complicated to understand how to query all the movies. So I thought you guys could help me to get all the movies in Wikidata. In the future I want to include TV shows and series as well. Programming language doesn't matter, I want to use web query with a link. you can look for all the entities that are an instance of film, which in Wikidata is translated as: P31 (instance of) -> Q11424 (film)

I am new to developing with the Goolge API’s. I am trying to get the Google.Apis.Freebase.V1 API working in C#. Does anyone have a small example on using this API in C#? I have spent the last several days looking and can only find a couple of examples for the old Freebase Api. Nothing for the Google API. I am just looking for a simple example on setting up a connection to the API, doing a search, then how to handle a MQL query back into a Json object. The simpler the better. Thanks Scott The correct code to do a MQL query in C# using the Google API Client Library should look something like

following freebase MQL finds 5 artists and 50 albums for each artists. [{ "type" : "/music/artist", "name":null, "album" : [{ "name" : null, "count":null, "limit":50 }], "limit":5 }] first try - without a subquery I can write SPARQL like this: SELECT ?artist ?album WHERE { ?artist :type :/music/artist . ?artist :album ?album } LIMIT n but, I don't know how many n should be specified because SPARQL has no hierarchy as far as I know. second try - with a sub-query (not sure this works correctly) Following sub-query looks like working. SELECT ?artist ?album WHERE { ?artist :album ?album . { SELECT

On a project I was working on a couple of years back, I was building a set of data about movies from Freebase. A simple shell script downloaded the "film.tsv" file (from http://download.freebase.com/datadumps/latest/browse/film/film.tsv ). I then used the "id" field in that file to build the necessary MQL requests for each of the films (retrieving the other properties I was interested in e.g. actors, genres). After looking at the developer's guide today I realise that Freebase has moved on a fair bit and significantly I see that the dump file I used before is no longer available. I also see

In what useful way can I use Google Knowledge Graph API at the moment? Let's say I have the MID for 1990 FIFA World Cup , which is /m/014nm_ and I make this request: GET https://kgsearch.googleapis.com/v1/entities:search?ids=%2Fm%2F014nm_&key= {MY_API_KEY} I'll get something like this http://pastebin.com/M1fgj7Ew Now how can I use that information in a meaningful way? Just a description and a wikipedia link is not that comprehensive. How can I find out what other entities are linked to this one in the graph? If I search on Google for 1990 World Cup , I'll get a Knowledge Graph card like this