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I had a lot of fun implementing a SPARQL editor for DanNet. During this process I also wrote a ton of new documentation, including a SPARQL tutorial that uses the new editor for its interactive examples.
The idea is, of course, to make the Danish WordNet more broadly accessible. Previously, you would have had to spin up your own RDF triplestore to query DanNet using SPARQL.
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I had a lot of fun implementing a SPARQL editor for DanNet. During this process I also wrote a ton of new documentation, including a SPARQL tutorial that uses the new editor for its interactive examples.
The idea is, of course, to make the Danish WordNet more broadly accessible. Previously, you would have had to spin up your own RDF triplestore to query DanNet using SPARQL.
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I had a lot of fun implementing a SPARQL editor for DanNet. During this process I also wrote a ton of new documentation, including a SPARQL tutorial that uses the new editor for its interactive examples.
The idea is, of course, to make the Danish WordNet more broadly accessible. Previously, you would have had to spin up your own RDF triplestore to query DanNet using SPARQL.
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I had a lot of fun implementing a SPARQL editor for DanNet. During this process I also wrote a ton of new documentation, including a SPARQL tutorial that uses the new editor for its interactive examples.
The idea is, of course, to make the Danish WordNet more broadly accessible. Previously, you would have had to spin up your own RDF triplestore to query DanNet using SPARQL.
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I had a lot of fun implementing a SPARQL editor for DanNet. During this process I also wrote a ton of new documentation, including a SPARQL tutorial that uses the new editor for its interactive examples.
The idea is, of course, to make the Danish WordNet more broadly accessible. Previously, you would have had to spin up your own RDF triplestore to query DanNet using SPARQL.
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Found in The Willows by Algernon Blackwood.
$ dict presentiment 2 definitions found From The Collaborative International Dictionary of English v.0.48 [gcide]: Presentiment \Pre*sen"ti*ment\, n. [Pref. pre- + sentiment: cf. F. pressentiment. See {Presentient}.] Previous sentiment, conception, or opinion; previous apprehension; especially, an antecedent impression or conviction of something unpleasant, distressing, or calamitous, about to happen; anticipation of evil; foreboding. [1913 Webster] From WordNet (r) 3.0 (2006) [wn]: presentiment n 1: a feeling of evil to come; "a steadily escalating sense of foreboding"; "the lawyer had a presentiment that the judge would dismiss the case" [syn: {foreboding}, {premonition}, {presentiment}, {boding}] -
Found in The Willows by Algernon Blackwood.
$ dict desultory 2 definitions found From The Collaborative International Dictionary of English v.0.48 [gcide]: Desultory \Des"ul*to*ry\, a. [L. desultorius, fr. desultor a leaper, fr. desilire, desultum, to leap down; de + salire to leap. See {Saltation}.] 1. Leaping or skipping about. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] I shot at it [a bird], but it was so desultory that I missed my aim. --Gilbert White. [1913 Webster] 2. Jumping, or passing, from one thing or subject to another, without order or rational connection; without logical sequence; disconnected; immethodical; aimless; as, desultory minds. --Atterbury. [1913 Webster] He [Goldsmith] knew nothing accurately; his reading had been desultory. --Macaulay. [1913 Webster] 3. Out of course; by the way; as a digression; not connected with the subject; as, a desultory remark. Syn: Rambling; roving; immethodical; discursive; inconstant; unsettled; cursory; slight; hasty; loose. [1913 Webster] From WordNet (r) 3.0 (2006) [wn]: desultory adj 1: marked by lack of definite plan or regularity or purpose; jumping from one thing to another; "desultory thoughts"; "the desultory conversation characteristic of cocktail parties" -
Весь такой перцептивный. Сенсорная атмосфера в прозе. Пример анализа художественного текста на Python
Анализ глаголов восприятия в прозе Паустовского с помощью Python: подход цифрового гуманитария для NLP-разработчиков.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/977210/
#проза #поэзия #писатель #python #pymorphy #tokenizer #spacy #wordnet
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Весь такой перцептивный. Сенсорная атмосфера в прозе. Пример анализа художественного текста на Python
Анализ глаголов восприятия в прозе Паустовского с помощью Python: подход цифрового гуманитария для NLP-разработчиков.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/977210/
#проза #поэзия #писатель #python #pymorphy #tokenizer #spacy #wordnet
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Весь такой перцептивный. Сенсорная атмосфера в прозе. Пример анализа художественного текста на Python
Анализ глаголов восприятия в прозе Паустовского с помощью Python: подход цифрового гуманитария для NLP-разработчиков.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/977210/
#проза #поэзия #писатель #python #pymorphy #tokenizer #spacy #wordnet
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Весь такой перцептивный. Сенсорная атмосфера в прозе. Пример анализа художественного текста на Python
Анализ глаголов восприятия в прозе Паустовского с помощью Python: подход цифрового гуманитария для NLP-разработчиков.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/977210/
#проза #поэзия #писатель #python #pymorphy #tokenizer #spacy #wordnet
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This week's #Python topic is Natural Language Processing with #NLTK and #Wordnet.
I studied language and IT seperately at uni a few decades ago. Wish I'd combined them.
TIL there's a Wordnet for Scottish Gaelic. I'm excited about it but don't know what to do with it yet.
Link to The Unified Scottish Gaelic Wordnet http://ukc.disi.unitn.it/index.php/gaelic/
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It is a truth universally acknowledged, that an annotator in possession of a growing sign language wordnet must be in want of improved annotation support. We added shared-meaning auto-suggestions to our annotation interface, then we annotated 3 of our 8 languages some more. Find out more in our new paper, “Signs and Synonymity” #SignLanguage #SignLanguages #Wordnet
https://www.sign-lang.uni-hamburg.de/lrec/pub/24034.html -
Today, I spent some time sketching out a logo for DanNet (the Danish WordNet).
I need to make a poster for an upcoming NLP conference presenting my work on DanNet. The text of the poster was easy enough to write and I guess the illustrations will be mostly screenshots from https://wordnet.dk/dannet, but I needed to produce a new logo too, so I came up with this design which sort of resembles a hyponymy relationship, stylised as a basic directed graph.
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Today, I spent some time sketching out a logo for DanNet (the Danish WordNet).
I need to make a poster for an upcoming NLP conference presenting my work on DanNet. The text of the poster was easy enough to write and I guess the illustrations will be mostly screenshots from https://wordnet.dk/dannet, but I needed to produce a new logo too, so I came up with this design which sort of resembles a hyponymy relationship, stylised as a basic directed graph.
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Today, I spent some time sketching out a logo for DanNet (the Danish WordNet).
I need to make a poster for an upcoming NLP conference presenting my work on DanNet. The text of the poster was easy enough to write and I guess the illustrations will be mostly screenshots from https://wordnet.dk/dannet, but I needed to produce a new logo too, so I came up with this design which sort of resembles a hyponymy relationship, stylised as a basic directed graph.
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Today, I spent some time sketching out a logo for DanNet (the Danish WordNet).
I need to make a poster for an upcoming NLP conference presenting my work on DanNet. The text of the poster was easy enough to write and I guess the illustrations will be mostly screenshots from https://wordnet.dk/dannet, but I needed to produce a new logo too, so I came up with this design which sort of resembles a hyponymy relationship, stylised as a basic directed graph.
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Today, I spent some time sketching out a logo for DanNet (the Danish WordNet).
I need to make a poster for an upcoming NLP conference presenting my work on DanNet. The text of the poster was easy enough to write and I guess the illustrations will be mostly screenshots from https://wordnet.dk/dannet, but I needed to produce a new logo too, so I came up with this design which sort of resembles a hyponymy relationship, stylised as a basic directed graph.
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I'm writing a paper with some colleagues where the idea is to construct a test dataset for #LLMs (such as those provided through #ChatGPT ) that specifically tests their knowledge of #Danish.
We are generating many of the tests from data found in the Danish #WordNet (#DanNet) which I maintain.
I am writing #SPARQL queries to get the data out. It's honestly turning into a test of DanNet itself, since the strength of the various (underspecified) RDF predicates can vary quite a bit.
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I'm writing a paper with some colleagues where the idea is to construct a test dataset for #LLMs (such as those provided through #ChatGPT ) that specifically tests their knowledge of #Danish.
We are generating many of the tests from data found in the Danish #WordNet (#DanNet) which I maintain.
I am writing #SPARQL queries to get the data out. It's honestly turning into a test of DanNet itself, since the strength of the various (underspecified) RDF predicates can vary quite a bit.
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I'm writing a paper with some colleagues where the idea is to construct a test dataset for #LLMs (such as those provided through #ChatGPT ) that specifically tests their knowledge of #Danish.
We are generating many of the tests from data found in the Danish #WordNet (#DanNet) which I maintain.
I am writing #SPARQL queries to get the data out. It's honestly turning into a test of DanNet itself, since the strength of the various (underspecified) RDF predicates can vary quite a bit.
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I'm writing a paper with some colleagues where the idea is to construct a test dataset for #LLMs (such as those provided through #ChatGPT ) that specifically tests their knowledge of #Danish.
We are generating many of the tests from data found in the Danish #WordNet (#DanNet) which I maintain.
I am writing #SPARQL queries to get the data out. It's honestly turning into a test of DanNet itself, since the strength of the various (underspecified) RDF predicates can vary quite a bit.
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I'm writing a paper with some colleagues where the idea is to construct a test dataset for #LLMs (such as those provided through #ChatGPT ) that specifically tests their knowledge of #Danish.
We are generating many of the tests from data found in the Danish #WordNet (#DanNet) which I maintain.
I am writing #SPARQL queries to get the data out. It's honestly turning into a test of DanNet itself, since the strength of the various (underspecified) RDF predicates can vary quite a bit.
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Safari is such a bad browser.... it truly is the Internet Explorer of the 2020s. I wish it would just die in a fire already.
Context: I've been making some diagrams in D3 for the #Danish #WordNet and #Safari is so underperforming that the animated transitions I made just don't work. They work fine in Firefox and Chrome, of course.... sigh.
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I've been experimenting with using word clouds for illustrating collections of related synsets, e.g. the holonym substance relation for a specific synset (pictured: flour in Danish).
It works quite well, but I did end up simulating the word sizes based entirely on the sort order of the weights, rather than deriving them more directly. I did this to get a fairly predictable appearance for clouds of any size.
#wordcloud #tagcloud #wordnet #danish #visualisation #visualization
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Still slowly working on the #keyword extraction and storage in #json file.
I didn't manage to enable #stopwords in #keyBERT, so the plan is to filter the keywords in additional step.
The "#WordPress" or "plugin" keyword for each plugin would be useless.
The next step that follows will be to find #synonyms for each keyword... and I think I'll be using NLTK #wordNet in #python. Not sure if it's the best option.
12/:bongoCat:
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Still slowly working on the #keyword extraction and storage in #json file.
I didn't manage to enable #stopwords in #keyBERT, so the plan is to filter the keywords in additional step.
The "#WordPress" or "plugin" keyword for each plugin would be useless.
The next step that follows will be to find #synonyms for each keyword... and I think I'll be using NLTK #wordNet in #python. Not sure if it's the best option.
12/:bongoCat:
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Still slowly working on the #keyword extraction and storage in #json file.
I didn't manage to enable #stopwords in #keyBERT, so the plan is to filter the keywords in additional step.
The "#WordPress" or "plugin" keyword for each plugin would be useless.
The next step that follows will be to find #synonyms for each keyword... and I think I'll be using NLTK #wordNet in #python. Not sure if it's the best option.
12/:bongoCat:
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Still slowly working on the #keyword extraction and storage in #json file.
I didn't manage to enable #stopwords in #keyBERT, so the plan is to filter the keywords in additional step.
The "#WordPress" or "plugin" keyword for each plugin would be useless.
The next step that follows will be to find #synonyms for each keyword... and I think I'll be using NLTK #wordNet in #python. Not sure if it's the best option.
12/:bongoCat:
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I had not looked at it for a while. Fun code, pulling dictionary definitions from #WordNet based on current news articles.
I see I had an option built into it to haul relevant quotes out of classic novels as well. Might turn that on later.
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Zero-Shot Learning with Common Sense Knowledge Graphs
Nihal V. Nayak, Stephen Bach
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"Knowledge Graphs 2021: A Data Odyssey" history, lessons learnt, and advances of knowledge graphs, from #Wordnet to #Wikidata.
(Gerhard Weikum, #VLDB2021)
http://vldb.org/pvldb/vol14/p3233-weikum.pdf
@maxplanckpress