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Wikidata structure: how to get Start Times when they are under Point in Time
How to convert date format in SPARQL?Wikidata Sparql How to access award point of time and work from a peopleWays to reduce query time of SPARQL query on Wikidata?Fuzzy entity query in Wikidata with Sparql times outHow to get cities around a location in wikidata?How to get pseudonyms from Wikidata?Wikidata+SPARQL: Get tickers of all companies listed on stock exchangesWikidata SPARQL: how to filter by date range?SPARQL question: how to return property labels and associated date qualifiers from WikidataWIkidata: Getting multiple participants in Wikidata query result
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I ran queries to gain dates of instances of an incident, and used Point in Time (P585).
Link
SELECT DISTINCT ?incident ?label ?time WHERE
?incident wdt:P31 wd:Q625994.
?incident rdfs:label ?label.
?incident wdt:P585 ?time.
FILTER((LANG(?label)) = "en")
However, result cases such as re:publica would only give me year information in the form of January 1, 2007 ~ 2016. (they occurred in April or May, and I would like more specific info like that)
Then I saw re:publica also has Start Dates & End Dates under Point in Time, per year. Therefore, I tried changing wdt:585 into wdt:580 (Start Dates), however, then I would not get re:publica in my results because apparently it is not considered to have 'start dates' if I query this way (because it is under Point in Time).
How do I get start time when Start Time is under Point in Time? Or, in general, how do I get certain info I want when it's under some other properties?
sparql wikidata
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I ran queries to gain dates of instances of an incident, and used Point in Time (P585).
Link
SELECT DISTINCT ?incident ?label ?time WHERE
?incident wdt:P31 wd:Q625994.
?incident rdfs:label ?label.
?incident wdt:P585 ?time.
FILTER((LANG(?label)) = "en")
However, result cases such as re:publica would only give me year information in the form of January 1, 2007 ~ 2016. (they occurred in April or May, and I would like more specific info like that)
Then I saw re:publica also has Start Dates & End Dates under Point in Time, per year. Therefore, I tried changing wdt:585 into wdt:580 (Start Dates), however, then I would not get re:publica in my results because apparently it is not considered to have 'start dates' if I query this way (because it is under Point in Time).
How do I get start time when Start Time is under Point in Time? Or, in general, how do I get certain info I want when it's under some other properties?
sparql wikidata
Working on it: for anyone with similar questions, this link is helpful.
– belle
Mar 27 at 12:35
1
yes, with the examples it's pretty simple. In addition, understanding the data model of Wikidata can be achieved by reading this
– AKSW
Mar 27 at 12:46
add a comment |
I ran queries to gain dates of instances of an incident, and used Point in Time (P585).
Link
SELECT DISTINCT ?incident ?label ?time WHERE
?incident wdt:P31 wd:Q625994.
?incident rdfs:label ?label.
?incident wdt:P585 ?time.
FILTER((LANG(?label)) = "en")
However, result cases such as re:publica would only give me year information in the form of January 1, 2007 ~ 2016. (they occurred in April or May, and I would like more specific info like that)
Then I saw re:publica also has Start Dates & End Dates under Point in Time, per year. Therefore, I tried changing wdt:585 into wdt:580 (Start Dates), however, then I would not get re:publica in my results because apparently it is not considered to have 'start dates' if I query this way (because it is under Point in Time).
How do I get start time when Start Time is under Point in Time? Or, in general, how do I get certain info I want when it's under some other properties?
sparql wikidata
I ran queries to gain dates of instances of an incident, and used Point in Time (P585).
Link
SELECT DISTINCT ?incident ?label ?time WHERE
?incident wdt:P31 wd:Q625994.
?incident rdfs:label ?label.
?incident wdt:P585 ?time.
FILTER((LANG(?label)) = "en")
However, result cases such as re:publica would only give me year information in the form of January 1, 2007 ~ 2016. (they occurred in April or May, and I would like more specific info like that)
Then I saw re:publica also has Start Dates & End Dates under Point in Time, per year. Therefore, I tried changing wdt:585 into wdt:580 (Start Dates), however, then I would not get re:publica in my results because apparently it is not considered to have 'start dates' if I query this way (because it is under Point in Time).
How do I get start time when Start Time is under Point in Time? Or, in general, how do I get certain info I want when it's under some other properties?
sparql wikidata
sparql wikidata
edited Mar 27 at 10:47
belle
asked Mar 27 at 10:33
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Working on it: for anyone with similar questions, this link is helpful.
– belle
Mar 27 at 12:35
1
yes, with the examples it's pretty simple. In addition, understanding the data model of Wikidata can be achieved by reading this
– AKSW
Mar 27 at 12:46
add a comment |
Working on it: for anyone with similar questions, this link is helpful.
– belle
Mar 27 at 12:35
1
yes, with the examples it's pretty simple. In addition, understanding the data model of Wikidata can be achieved by reading this
– AKSW
Mar 27 at 12:46
Working on it: for anyone with similar questions, this link is helpful.
– belle
Mar 27 at 12:35
Working on it: for anyone with similar questions, this link is helpful.
– belle
Mar 27 at 12:35
1
1
yes, with the examples it's pretty simple. In addition, understanding the data model of Wikidata can be achieved by reading this
– AKSW
Mar 27 at 12:46
yes, with the examples it's pretty simple. In addition, understanding the data model of Wikidata can be achieved by reading this
– AKSW
Mar 27 at 12:46
add a comment |
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yes, with the examples it's pretty simple. In addition, understanding the data model of Wikidata can be achieved by reading this
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