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Major Minors is a project that collects press clippings from Portuguese newspapers (currently from 1996 until 2019) which refer subjects related with minorities. Its datasource is the Arquivo.pt (repository of the past Portuguese World Wide Web). This data was used to generate ontologies (RDF triplestores composing a semantic database) and interfaces to interact with them (SPARQL APIs following W3C standards for Semantic Web). We enriched this basis with new ramifications, by identifying and crossing references with 19 entities, augmenting the basis data into Knowledge Graph.
This project was born in the Department of Informatics of the University of Minho by:
We underline the multidisciplinar collaborations later established with other Research Centers, namely humanities research groups from CEHUM and R&D projects (e.g. NetLang): the chosen categorizations reflect the fields of study of these collaborations partnered with the project. Research is undergoing and new minorities and thematics could be integrated in the future, accordingly to new partnerships. The most recent scientific output can be found at: http://minors.ilch.uminho.pt/science
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Website & Interfaces: http://minors.ilch.uminho.pt
DB & API: http://sparql.ilch.uminho.pt
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Here we share some of these datasets. The main ones are two ontologies ("minors.ttl", "publico.ttl"): a) only the corpus referring minorities; b) all the newspaper corpus. Both have data from the "Público" newspaper (from ~1996-2019) crossed with thousands of real-world entities, and can be accessed through Reactive Interfaces, SPARQL queries and static Galleries at the main website. Secondarily, 19 datasets with real-world entities were created. Some are a work in progress and incomplete. The majority are in a Python dictionary/array format.
This work was one of the awarded by the Arquivo.pt 1st Prize, for its innovative nature in the use of historical information preserved by Arquivo. pt, demonstrating the usefulness of this public service and the importance of preserving the information published on the web. Press clippings about the project and videos at: http://minors.ilch.uminho.pt/press
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2 septembre 2021
7 février 2025
Par Paulo Martins
Lista de países criada como uma de 19 entidades no projeto Major Minors: http://minors.ilch.uminho.pt
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The TextSearch API allows full-text search and access preserved web content and related metadata. It is also possible to search by URL, accessing all versions of preserved web content. This API returns a JSON object. EndPoint: https://arquivo.pt/textsearch Note: a text search query returns a…
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