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There was Freebase with a community around the project. Sadly Google took it offline and now only use it internally, and prevent others AI projects and competit
by frik 10y ago
There was Freebase with a community around the project. Sadly Google took it offline and now only use it internally, and prevent others AI projects and competitors like IBM (Watson), Apple (Siri), and Microsoft (Cortana) from using it. So IVM bought Blekko semantic search engine, Apple has now its own web crawler, and Microsoft already bought various SV startups like Powerset to enhance MSN/Live/Bing search.
DBpedia is big as well.
WikiData is several magnitudes smaller than Freebase and DBpedia at the moment, but has an active healthy community.
What's the best way to run an offline copy of WikiData these days? Does it run on MySQL (or Postgres) like all other Wikimedia properties?
- nl 10y agoThere was Freebase with a community around the project. Sadly Google took it offline This isn't what happened. Freebase is still available to download and is slowly (with Google support) being migrated to WikiData[1]. There are some other pretty large Knowledge Graphs around. ConceptNet and Probase/MS Concept Graph are two that are worth looking at. [1] https://static.googleusercontent.com/media/research.google.com/en//pubs/archive/44818.pdf https://static.googleusercontent.com/media/research.google.c...
- Gaelan 10y agoI'd assume so, because it acts like a highly specialized MediaWiki.