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Qanary a methodology to construct and share resources to build QA systems
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Using components with custom Knowledge Base #53

Open Hakuchumu92 opened 3 years ago

Hakuchumu92 commented 3 years ago

I am currently working on my master thesis, where I want to implement a modular QA system using Qanary. The system I work on should use a custom Knowledge Base rather than DBpedia / Wikidata. So I was wondering how to make Qanary or, more explicitly the Qanary components, work with other Knowledge Bases than the predefined ones, i.e. use them in a generalized way. I would be very grateful if you could give me some information on that.

anbo-de commented 3 years ago

I am currently working on my master thesis, where I want to implement a modular QA system using Qanary.

Welcome to the Qanary community!

The system I work on should use a custom Knowledge Base rather than DBpedia / Wikidata. So I was wondering how to make Qanary or, more explicitly the Qanary components, work with other Knowledge Bases than the predefined ones, i.e. use them in a generalized way.

Sure, that is a typical use case. Just next week, we will present a question answering system for the German government that is dedicated to a custom knowledge base and API, respectively. So, developing system for custom/private knowledge bases is common. However, typically, components developed for such systems will not to be pushed to https://github.com/WDAqua/Qanary-question-answering-components. We typically collect only generalized Qanary components there.

I would be very grateful if you could give me some information on that.

If you want to discuss this in a video conference, then just drop me an email. See https://github.com/WDAqua/Qanary/wiki/Who-do-I-talk-to%3F for the current contact data.