Are there any plans to show off this tool, say by putting up a SPARQL endpoint that loads as much as possible of the DBpedia core and extended datasets. Then people can see for themselves the inferencing that is possible, compared say to other DBpedia SPARQL endpoints.
Thanks Michael
Kendall
· 1 year ago
The download comes with some sample data, and we've been using Wikipedia infoboxes -- around 23M triples -- for development.
We will put up a public endpoint for people to play with after the 0.2 release, when we support more of (non-inference) SPARQL.
That said, if you have a working Java toolchain and Postgresql (or Derby), it's pretty trivial to download, configure, and play with via the included command-line tools.
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Michael
We will put up a public endpoint for people to play with after the 0.2 release, when we support more of (non-inference) SPARQL.
That said, if you have a working Java toolchain and Postgresql (or Derby), it's pretty trivial to download, configure, and play with via the included command-line tools.