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Missing "schema:gender" predicate #6
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Also, in YAGO4,
So no For reference, YAGO3 https://yago-knowledge.org/data/yago3/yago-3.0.2-turtle-simple.7z has 1,108,862 statements with the
How can we get this useful information in YAGO4? |
Hi! Thank you for your interest in YAGO 4. Sorry for this problem. The YAGO 4 "English Wikipedia" flavor only contains entities from Wikidata with an English Wikipedia articles. However, the Wikidata entities for male and female humans do not have articles on the English Wikipedia. Hence, they are not included and the This is indeed quite confusing. We should probably add to the next versions of the "English Wikipedia" flavor some import entities that does not have English Wikipedia article like male and female. I will close this issue when it's done. Thank you again. |
Adding to the discussion. Looking at "yago-wd-facts.nt" of the "wiki" flavor, there is indeed way more statements with a
At first glance this seems fine and there are 2.9M indeed "male_*" objects, but it is evident there are no females.
The good news are that the females are finally present and in force (1.2M). However, the IRI itself is a broken link (404), and I can't find it in the "Incoming properties" section of: https://yago-knowledge.org/resource/Gender_identity (which includes male_*) |
Looking at https://yago-knowledge.org/resource/yago:Elvis_Presley I can see the schema:gender property:
However, I cannot find any trace of it in any of the files downloaded from https://yago-knowledge.org/data/yago4/en/2020-02-24/ (latest release AFAIK)
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