[open-linguistics] Linguistic Linked Open Data cloud, sketch
Christian Chiarcos
christian.chiarcos at web.de
Tue Jan 17 12:01:26 UTC 2012
Dear all,
a key result of the last telco were commitments by several participants to
provide different types of linguistic data, including various
lexical-semantic resources (marked green), corpora (marked orange), and
meta data repositories (marked blue).
I have summarized possible links between resources we discussed at this
occasion in the diagram under https://cacoo.com/diagrams/jmtxae5nl0vuYblW.
For the abbreviations used, please see the minutes of the last telco under
http://okfnpad.org/OWLG. (Unfortunately, cacoo does not support arrows,
so, all [more or less] horizontal lines are to be read as directed edges
pointing from left to right, whereas vertical lines indicate bidirectional
linking -- suggestions for alternative software for collaborative graph
drawing are highly welcome.)
The diagram can be edited online. So far, only resources were considered
that the participants of the telco were directly involved with. Please
feel free to add additional resources already available from the LOD cloud
or that can be provided online.
The linking between the resources as shown there is partly hypothetical
and not yet implemented, and should be discussed more thoroughly in the
next telco. Additionally, one should take linking granularity into
account. As Judith pointed out before, linking Wiktionary dumps at the
lexeme level would be easy, but Wiktionary *sense* level alignment could
be tricky (no stability for sense IDs).
In my opinion, would be sufficient have a coarse-grained (and partially
trivial) linking between resources at the moment, to release the data in
this form openly and to invite others to develop their own and possibly
less trivial linkings. For example, I would expect that an algorithm that
automatically creates a sense-level linking out of an lexeme-level linking
(e.g., on the basis of the comments associated with it) for, say, WordNet
and Wiktionary, should also be applicable to different Wiktionary dumps.
Best,
Christian
More information about the open-linguistics
mailing list