How to generate rdf triples from natural language questions?
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I want to retrieve the answer from an ontology , for a question given in natural language. can i do this without generating rdf triples? I am using python on windows.
python sparql rdf ontology
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I want to retrieve the answer from an ontology , for a question given in natural language. can i do this without generating rdf triples? I am using python on windows.
python sparql rdf ontology
asked Nov 8 at 13:49
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Could you be more specific? What do you mean by ontology?
– Cory Nezin
Nov 8 at 14:08
I have modeled java domain knowledge in an ontology. So I am trying to develop a candidate recommendation system which automatically generate questions and evaluate the answers given by the candidate. I want to retrieve the correct answers for the questions from the ontology.
– jenyK
Nov 8 at 16:15
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this is called question answering - I don't know what you expect as an answer here? I mean, it's an unsolved research topic, do a literature survey if you're interested in it. For RDF related QA, there is the QALD challenge every year. Read the papers, try to understand, and then implement your own QA framework or reuse one of the existing ones
– AKSW
Nov 8 at 17:56
yes I am doing a research on that problem.What I am looking for is that are there any methods that we can use to convert natural language in to RDF triples. and also I want to know that are there any other methods to retrieve data from an ontology with out using SPARQL queries. Sorry if am bothering you. Actually I am new to this area. @AKSW
– jenyK
Nov 9 at 3:29
there are "methods", they are mentioned in >50 research papers I'd say. There is not "the method". And it's not just a single line of code. I mean, usually it needs a complex NLP pipeline or nowadays people also make use of sequence models (aka Deep Learning).
– AKSW
Nov 9 at 7:14
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I want to retrieve the answer from an ontology , for a question given in natural language. can i do this without generating rdf triples? I am using python on windows.
python sparql rdf ontology
asked Nov 8 at 13:49
jenyK
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I want to retrieve the answer from an ontology , for a question given in natural language. can i do this without generating rdf triples? I am using python on windows.
python sparql rdf ontology
python sparql rdf ontology
asked Nov 8 at 13:49
jenyK
42
asked Nov 8 at 13:49
jenyK
42
asked Nov 8 at 13:49
jenyK
42
asked Nov 8 at 13:49
jenyK
42
asked Nov 8 at 13:49
jenyK
42
42
Could you be more specific? What do you mean by ontology?
– Cory Nezin
Nov 8 at 14:08
I have modeled java domain knowledge in an ontology. So I am trying to develop a candidate recommendation system which automatically generate questions and evaluate the answers given by the candidate. I want to retrieve the correct answers for the questions from the ontology.
– jenyK
Nov 8 at 16:15
1
this is called question answering - I don't know what you expect as an answer here? I mean, it's an unsolved research topic, do a literature survey if you're interested in it. For RDF related QA, there is the QALD challenge every year. Read the papers, try to understand, and then implement your own QA framework or reuse one of the existing ones
– AKSW
Nov 8 at 17:56
yes I am doing a research on that problem.What I am looking for is that are there any methods that we can use to convert natural language in to RDF triples. and also I want to know that are there any other methods to retrieve data from an ontology with out using SPARQL queries. Sorry if am bothering you. Actually I am new to this area. @AKSW
– jenyK
Nov 9 at 3:29
there are "methods", they are mentioned in >50 research papers I'd say. There is not "the method". And it's not just a single line of code. I mean, usually it needs a complex NLP pipeline or nowadays people also make use of sequence models (aka Deep Learning).
– AKSW
Nov 9 at 7:14
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show 1 more comment
Could you be more specific? What do you mean by ontology?
– Cory Nezin
Nov 8 at 14:08
I have modeled java domain knowledge in an ontology. So I am trying to develop a candidate recommendation system which automatically generate questions and evaluate the answers given by the candidate. I want to retrieve the correct answers for the questions from the ontology.
– jenyK
Nov 8 at 16:15
1
this is called question answering - I don't know what you expect as an answer here? I mean, it's an unsolved research topic, do a literature survey if you're interested in it. For RDF related QA, there is the QALD challenge every year. Read the papers, try to understand, and then implement your own QA framework or reuse one of the existing ones
– AKSW
Nov 8 at 17:56
yes I am doing a research on that problem.What I am looking for is that are there any methods that we can use to convert natural language in to RDF triples. and also I want to know that are there any other methods to retrieve data from an ontology with out using SPARQL queries. Sorry if am bothering you. Actually I am new to this area. @AKSW
– jenyK
Nov 9 at 3:29
there are "methods", they are mentioned in >50 research papers I'd say. There is not "the method". And it's not just a single line of code. I mean, usually it needs a complex NLP pipeline or nowadays people also make use of sequence models (aka Deep Learning).
– AKSW
Nov 9 at 7:14
Could you be more specific? What do you mean by ontology?
– Cory Nezin
Nov 8 at 14:08
Could you be more specific? What do you mean by ontology?
– Cory Nezin
Nov 8 at 14:08
I have modeled java domain knowledge in an ontology. So I am trying to develop a candidate recommendation system which automatically generate questions and evaluate the answers given by the candidate. I want to retrieve the correct answers for the questions from the ontology.
– jenyK
Nov 8 at 16:15
I have modeled java domain knowledge in an ontology. So I am trying to develop a candidate recommendation system which automatically generate questions and evaluate the answers given by the candidate. I want to retrieve the correct answers for the questions from the ontology.
– jenyK
Nov 8 at 16:15
1
1
this is called question answering - I don't know what you expect as an answer here? I mean, it's an unsolved research topic, do a literature survey if you're interested in it. For RDF related QA, there is the QALD challenge every year. Read the papers, try to understand, and then implement your own QA framework or reuse one of the existing ones
– AKSW
Nov 8 at 17:56
this is called question answering - I don't know what you expect as an answer here? I mean, it's an unsolved research topic, do a literature survey if you're interested in it. For RDF related QA, there is the QALD challenge every year. Read the papers, try to understand, and then implement your own QA framework or reuse one of the existing ones
– AKSW
Nov 8 at 17:56
yes I am doing a research on that problem.What I am looking for is that are there any methods that we can use to convert natural language in to RDF triples. and also I want to know that are there any other methods to retrieve data from an ontology with out using SPARQL queries. Sorry if am bothering you. Actually I am new to this area. @AKSW
– jenyK
Nov 9 at 3:29
yes I am doing a research on that problem.What I am looking for is that are there any methods that we can use to convert natural language in to RDF triples. and also I want to know that are there any other methods to retrieve data from an ontology with out using SPARQL queries. Sorry if am bothering you. Actually I am new to this area. @AKSW
– jenyK
Nov 9 at 3:29
there are "methods", they are mentioned in >50 research papers I'd say. There is not "the method". And it's not just a single line of code. I mean, usually it needs a complex NLP pipeline or nowadays people also make use of sequence models (aka Deep Learning).
– AKSW
Nov 9 at 7:14
there are "methods", they are mentioned in >50 research papers I'd say. There is not "the method". And it's not just a single line of code. I mean, usually it needs a complex NLP pipeline or nowadays people also make use of sequence models (aka Deep Learning).
– AKSW
Nov 9 at 7:14
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Could you be more specific? What do you mean by ontology?
– Cory Nezin
Nov 8 at 14:08
I have modeled java domain knowledge in an ontology. So I am trying to develop a candidate recommendation system which automatically generate questions and evaluate the answers given by the candidate. I want to retrieve the correct answers for the questions from the ontology.
– jenyK
Nov 8 at 16:15
1
this is called question answering - I don't know what you expect as an answer here? I mean, it's an unsolved research topic, do a literature survey if you're interested in it. For RDF related QA, there is the QALD challenge every year. Read the papers, try to understand, and then implement your own QA framework or reuse one of the existing ones
– AKSW
Nov 8 at 17:56
yes I am doing a research on that problem.What I am looking for is that are there any methods that we can use to convert natural language in to RDF triples. and also I want to know that are there any other methods to retrieve data from an ontology with out using SPARQL queries. Sorry if am bothering you. Actually I am new to this area. @AKSW
– jenyK
Nov 9 at 3:29
there are "methods", they are mentioned in >50 research papers I'd say. There is not "the method". And it's not just a single line of code. I mean, usually it needs a complex NLP pipeline or nowadays people also make use of sequence models (aka Deep Learning).
– AKSW
Nov 9 at 7:14