Class Order Disorder in Wikidata and First Fixes

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2411.15550v1
• Date: Sat, 23 Nov 2024 13:15:13 GMT
• Title: Class Order Disorder in Wikidata and First Fixes
• Authors: Peter F. Patel-Schneider, Ege Atacan Doğan,
• Abstract summary: SPARQL queries were evaluated against Wikidata to determine the prevalence of several kinds of violations and suspect information. Suggestions are provided on how the problems might be addressed, either though better tooling or involvement of the Wikidata community.
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• Abstract: Wikidata has a large ontology with classes at several orders. The Wikidata ontology has long been known to have violations of class order and information related to class order that appears suspect. SPARQL queries were evaluated against Wikidata to determine the prevalence of several kinds of violations and suspect information and the results analyzed. Some changes were manually made to Wikidata to remove some of these results and the queries rerun, showing the effect of the changes. Suggestions are provided on how the problems uncovered might be addressed, either though better tooling or involvement of the Wikidata community.

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