wikibrain and R

[a.ma...@gmail.com]

Hi guys,
Is there an implementation of Wikibrain for R?
If there is not, how can i proceed if i want to use it in a project in R.
Can I call wikibrain from within R?
How?

Thanks in advance!

[Shilad Sen]

There isn't a way right now, but we're working on a web service. Out of curiosity, which method are you looking to use? We can try to make sure it gets into the service.

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[a.ma...@gmail.com]

Good morning Professor,
I am an ivorian statistician willing to use the semantic relatedness function of the wikibrain framework to do text analysis.
The most obvious example is for query relevance analysis. A product title with the term 'bag' will appear not much relevant using standard word matching or wordnet synonyms for query with the term 'Samsonite'.
But, with the semantic relatedness function in wikibrain, we can achieve much more.