Re: Sorry, I don’t speak SPARQL - A Survey

Hello Jens,

That's a good initiative.

you should give the prefixes in your survey so one can verify the labels in
the ontology and understand resources , properties and classes used in the
query...

As I understand it is all about dbpedia so :

PREFIX res : <http://dbpedia.org/resource/>
PREFIX dbp : <http://dbpedia.org/property/>

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On Thu, May 24, 2012 at 6:26 PM, Jens Lehmann <
lehmann@informatik.uni-leipzig.de> wrote:

>
> Dear all,
>
> many Semantic Web applications are currently based on SPARQL. In
> particular, an increasing number of systems, such as question answering
> systems, keyword search or search by example internally construct SPARQL
> queries. However, lay users do not understand this language, so it is
> difficult to give the user feedback on what queries the system constructed.
> To address the gap between SPARQL and natural language, the AKSW and CITEC
> groups [1,2] have devised an approach for transforming SPARQL queries to
> natural language.
>
> You (yes, you ^_^) can help us by judging the quality of the translations
> we present in this survey:
>
> http://sparql2nl.aksw.org/eval
>
> The survey can be done by both - SPARQL experts and lay users. For lay
> users, it takes 5 minutes to complete and 15 minutes for experts. In
> addition to the interesting (sometimes challenging) questions, there are
> also great prices to win. 10 randomly selected participants will receive
> Amazon vouchers:
>
> 1st price: 200 Euro
> 2nd price: 100 Euro
> 3rd price: 50 Euro
> 4th - 10th price: 25 Euro
>
> If you want to win a price, you need to fill in your name at the end of
> the survey.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Axel Ngonga, Lorenz Bühmann, Christina Unger, Daniel Gerber and Jens
> Lehmann
>
> [1] http://aksw.org
> [2] https://www.cit-ec.de
>
>
>