hi, so I have this:
object = loadJSON('https://api.conceptnet.io/related/c/en/hotel?limit=10&filter=/c/en');
now how do I get the different objects within this json file? like the third id wich is ski-lodge?
There is some trouble when trying to pull relatedness from the server. In Python code:
uri = f"http://api.conceptnet.io/relatedness?node1=/c/en/{node1}&node2=/c/en/{node2}"
r = requests.get(uri)
json = r.json()
relatedness = json["value"]For some values of [node1, node2], a JSONDecodeError: Expecting value: line 1 column 1 (char 0) is thrown.
However, when I try the same code on the same nodes repeatedly, it'll start working after a few server pings. Meaning there's something wrong with the server.
Hi all, I'm trying to get a better sense for what relatedness actually means (e.g., "/relatedness?node1=/c/en/cat&node2=/c/en/pet" returns a value of 0.583, but I'm not sure where that value comes from).
Is there a paper I can read somewhere that gives a clear definition?
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The conceptnet seems to have 500 internal server error... when you would fix it ?
I have the entire english part of the conceptnet semantic written in binary - if anyone needs it, you need to be able to decode it using python and the python module pickle
I searched for a word of my domain 'forest' and found also
https://conceptnet.io/c/en/forrest
To my understanding 'forrest' does not exist (see https://www.wordreference.com/enit/forrest)
Am I wrong or is this an error?
Many thanks, Roberto
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Hello everyone,
I am developing a ConceptNet Datasource on the Triple Pattern Fragment Server (TPF). It allow us to make simple queries like the ones in the https://api.conceptnet.io/query API. But the coolest thing about having this datasource is that it makes it possible to use SPARQL queries using the Comunica query engine. The TPF is a RDF interface that by design handle the latency and downtime in the servers (problem reported here) by delegating greater complexity to the client side (see https://linkeddatafragments.org/).
Having said that, I'd like to ask two questions: (1) How difficult is it to add other parameters in the query API. For example, currently it is possible to filter using start to reference a node in the start field of an edge, as well as end and rel, but we cannot filter by, for instance, dataset and language fields. (2) Is it possible to know the total number of edges given a filter like the ones mentioned above (e.g., totalEdges: 5500)? If not, how difficult would it be to add that count since we have the pagination?
These features would help a lot in the development of the datasource and reduce the number of requests to the server.
Thank you very much in advance.
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@ROAM447
Where exactly is this code? From what I understand the query part is done here in this line: https://github.com/commonsense/conceptnet5/blob/fda1b39607ea6f07e41ddce22d9d5f8360ded581/conceptnet5/api.py#L244
A search is performed considering limit + 1 to capture the existence of more values. It doesn't have a query that captures all the edges (in fact it would be quite unoptimized). I'm looking for something that I do this count directly in the DB (probably here).
I am very new to ConceptNet and and as great as it looks i wasn't able to find tutorials or enough examples to get started .
The problem statement Im working on is getting semantic similar sentences in my dataset , really looking for help .
Thanks in advance .
