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["Mark English ( athlete )", "2014 European Athletics Championships", "-- Men 's 800 metres award received", "Bronze medal"]
should be with the award received subproperty
["Mark English ( athlete )", "2014 European Athletics Championships -- Men 's 800 metres", "award received", "Bronze medal"]
This two triples should be one (bad parsing of the object?)
["Duke Peter of Oldenburg", "sibling", "Princess Marie"], ["Duke Peter of Oldenburg", "Countess", "of", "Neipperg"]
should be
["Duke Peter of Oldenburg", "sibling", "Princess Marie, Countess of Neipperg"]
Bad subproperty detection?
["Ghasem Dehnavi", "Saba Qom F.C. start time", "01 January 2015"]
should possibly be (?)
["Ghasem Dehnavi", "member of sports team", "Saba Qom F.C."], [ "Ghasem Dehnavi", "Saba Qom F.C.", "start time", "01 January 2015"]
etc...
All such examples can be derived when checking for the second element to be in the Wikidata property list (or for the third element in the case of subproperty).
Is there a way to correct all those bad triples?
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello,
Thank you for the dataset!
It seems to me that in KELM there are lots of ill-formed triples (if you look at the
"triples"
part).Examples:
should be
should be with the
award received
subpropertyshould be
should possibly be (?)
etc...
All such examples can be derived when checking for the second element to be in the Wikidata property list (or for the third element in the case of subproperty).
Is there a way to correct all those bad triples?
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: