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== Long-term goals ==
== Long-term goals ==


* All languages use IRIs
* All languages use IRIs, not URIs
* DBpedia chapters


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== Notes ==
== Notes ==


* We used to map page titles from non-English Wikipedias to IRIs using the inter-language link to the English Wikipedia. If there was no such inter-language, we did not extract any data from the page. That was because we used URIs like <nowiki>http://dbpedia.org/resource/Xyz</nowiki> for ''all'' languages and had to 'normalize' them. We will ''not'' do that anymore - we use <nowiki>http://xx.dbpedia.org/resource/Xyz</nowiki> IRIs.
The main DBpedia release and a DBpedia chapter must use the same syntax for equivalent IRIs.


=== Implementation details ===
We used to map page titles from non-English Wikipedias to IRIs using the inter-language link to the English Wikipedia. If there was no such inter-language link, we did not extract any data from the non-English page. That was because we used URIs like <nowiki>http://dbpedia.org/resource/Xyz</nowiki> for ''all'' languages and had to 'normalize' the URIs. We will ''not'' do that anymore - we will use <nowiki>http://xx.dbpedia.org/resource/Xyz</nowiki> IRIs.


* During the extraction, the framework will use http://'''xx'''.dbpedia.org/ '''IRI'''s for '''all''' languages. Different serializers will serializes them differently, according to some rules
== Implementation details ==
** convert en.dbpedia.org to dbpedia.org
 
** convert IRIs to URIs for some languages (in subjects, predicates and objects)
During the extraction, the framework will use http://'''xx'''.dbpedia.org/ '''IRI'''s for '''all''' languages, even English. Different serializers will serializes them differently, according to some rules:
* convert en.dbpedia.org to dbpedia.org
* convert IRIs to URIs for some languages (in subjects, predicates and objects)

Revision as of 22:28, 14 May 2012

Long-term goals

  • All languages use IRIs, not URIs
Items IRI pattern
Ontology classes and properties http://dbpedia.org/ontology/Xyz
Datatypes http://dbpedia.org/datatype/xyz
Resource IRI for http://xx.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xyz http://xx.dbpedia.org/resource/Xyz
Properties extracted by generic template extractor http://xx.dbpedia.org/property/xyz

Current deviations from these rules

In the past, we did not follow these rules. For backwards compatibility, we will allow some deviations for a while.

  • English and French use URIs, not IRIs. DBpedia Berlin will publish additional datasets with IRIs, but the main datasets will use URIs.
Items IRI pattern
Resource URI for http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xyz http://dbpedia.org/resource/Xyz
Properties extracted by generic template extractor from http://en.wikipedia.org/ pages http://dbpedia.org/property/xyz

Notes

The main DBpedia release and a DBpedia chapter must use the same syntax for equivalent IRIs.

We used to map page titles from non-English Wikipedias to IRIs using the inter-language link to the English Wikipedia. If there was no such inter-language link, we did not extract any data from the non-English page. That was because we used URIs like http://dbpedia.org/resource/Xyz for all languages and had to 'normalize' the URIs. We will not do that anymore - we will use http://xx.dbpedia.org/resource/Xyz IRIs.

Implementation details

During the extraction, the framework will use http://xx.dbpedia.org/ IRIs for all languages, even English. Different serializers will serializes them differently, according to some rules:

  • convert en.dbpedia.org to dbpedia.org
  • convert IRIs to URIs for some languages (in subjects, predicates and objects)