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Title

Towards a Korean DBpedia and an Approach for Complementing the Korean Wikipedia based on DBpedia

Authors

Eun-kyung Kim & Matthias Weidl & Key-Sun Choi, & Sören Auer

Keywords

Semantic Web, DBpedia, Wikipedia, Korean language

Abstract

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Notes and comments

Overview Technical overview about the implementation of a Korean version of DBPedia Interesting to see the difference in implementation Heavily image driven for the technical detail Get the slideshare version Stucture in wikipedia Title Abstract Wikipedia Infoboxes Are like triples Geo co-ordinates Categories Images Links Other language versios Other pages Etc How does it work Infobox Reasonably simple Slide explains this TripleStore Use Virtuoso http://virtuoso.openlinksw.com