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  1. Anthere
    2. November 2016 at 20:48

    Wonderful blog. Excellent.

  2. WikidataFacts
    2. November 2016 at 16:28

    @Vladimir Alexiev: Each bubble is for one genus, but the gestation period statements are on individual species of the genus, and the bubble size corresponds to the average of those. For example, here are all the subtaxa of the White Rhino (including itself), with gestation period if stated: http://tinyurl.com/zl6poef @Papuass: Yes, the regular expression is supposed to account for such characters, but it looks like BlazeGraph, the software that runs the Wikidata Query Service, doesn’t do proper Unicode handling in regular expressions :/ in this case, “š” is not taken to be a “word character” (\w), even though it should be: http://tinyurl.com/zxdo7ys

  3. YMS
    2. November 2016 at 12:57

    I love the Cocktail example. Great work!

  4. Papuass
    31. October 2016 at 22:44

    #6 returns "Es esmu šeit" (Latvian movie). Is something wrong with regex?

  5. Vladimir Alexiev
    31. October 2016 at 07:22

    #9 returns bubbles like "year", "mo". And one of the biggest bubbles is White Rhino https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q5762446 but that item doesn't have prop "gestation period"??

  6. WiseWoman
    30. October 2016 at 17:36

    Very cool display of the power of SPARQL (finally!). But for #9: this is not all music, but only those (very few) scores Wikidata knows about. And for #10: change Surinam to the USA (Q30, just remove the 7 from all the 730s) and change en -> de. There's work to do on the German Wikipedia!!

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