It takes articles from the BBC and other news sites, automatically parses them and tags them with related DBpedia entities. The entities are grouped in four categories: people, places ...

Please use one of the following formats to cite this article in your essay, paper or report: APA Smith, Yolanda. (2018, August 23). History of the Electron Microscope. News-Medical. Retrieved on ...

Since v1.0, DBpedia Spotlight was split into two versions, under the same API, as follow: DBpedia-Spotlight-Model: described in Improving Efficiency and Accuracy in ...

DBpedia is one of the largest, open and freely accessible knowledge graphs about entities (such as movies, actors, athletes, politicians, places, ...) of our everyday life. Information contained in ...

Our solution, cross-domain tensor factorization (CrTF), first determines the topic domain by analyzing communication logs among users using the DBpedia knowledge base and creates a tensor composed of ...

For example, general domain knowledge bases such as DBpedia or Wikidata, or domain specific Web sources like the Oxford Art archive, allow for accessing knowledge about a wide variety of entities ...