Dimitris Kontokostas

> @jimkont please confirm that even though it's a for loop, it'll execute no more than once yes, for loops do not execute more than onece > What if neither...

I improved the citation IRI issue with most of the IDs I could find in the citation template documentations https://github.com/dbpedia/extraction-framework/blob/master/core/src/main/scala/org/dbpedia/extraction/mappings/CitationExtractor.scala#L271 The problem now is what to do with citations that...

I kept the existing naming convention for now but included a hash-based IRI for citations that have no ID. What you say makes sense but will be better handled when...

I think it because of zipWithIndex [1] I would simplify it to something like: ``` val parser = WikiParser.getInstance() var i = 0 for (page

It can extend both, Can you try this and if it works submit a pull request? On Wed, Dec 11, 2013 at 6:07 PM, Karsten Jeschkies wrote: > > If...

We need a close look at few examples but `?y` is extracted from `?x` and `?y` page might not exist at the extraction time

For example the following category is a deleted page in Wikipedia so I guess this is due to Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Fictional close?

We don't but we want to create one. This would be a good start I guess. @ enyone has any ideas how to bootstrap this. Otherwise we can post this...

@pigsonthewing can you suggest a way to report this to Wikipedia?

Thanks for the report @mazieres this is a duplicate of #106. We are currently working on replacing the DBpedia mapping language with RML and such configurations should be enabled then