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Thanks for the report. I agree it would be great to have the definitions in the Spanish wordnet. I think the discussion you find in #151 is about an upcoming version of the Spanish wordnet (@fcbond called it an "MCR wordnet candidate"), and not the current version packaged by OMW (omw-es:1.4
). @fcbond, can you confirm?
Your request would be better at https://github.com/omwn/omw-data, which is the repository for the OMW data. Wn is only the software library for working with the wordnet data and does not prepare or package any wordnet data itself.
Thanks, I have raised the issue at the OMW data repository: https://github.com/omwn/omw-data/issues/25
Thanks! I'll close this one, then.
OMW does not provide the definitions and examples present in the Spanish data from MCR 3.0. This is acknowledged by them on their website:
It would be great for
wn
to be able to access the available Spanish definitions, either from the currentomw-es:1.4
wordnet or via a new lexicon created directly from the original MCR dataIn any case, adding a warning in the
omw-es:1.4
entry of the wordnets table in the README file indicating this problem would at least let people know about the situation.Update: In #151 they include some XML fragments of Spanish definitions, specifically, the definition of "angiodisplasia" is shown there, and it matches that in the original MCR data. This confuses me because OMW clearly states that it offers no Spanish definitions and my own tests confirm so (I actually bumped into this situation while trying to get definitions), including using
wn
to retrieve Spanish definitions and even querying the internal wn SQLite database. Are there Spanish definitions somewhere? This is very confusing, becausewn.Wordnet('omw-es:1.4').synsets('angiodisplasia')
gives an empty list. Querying for other words gives me synsets (e.g.wn.Wordnet('omw-es:1.4').synsets('perro')
returns[Synset('omw-es-02084071-n'), Synset('omw-es-10539715-n')]
), but they have no definitions (i.e.wn.Wordnet('omw-es:1.4').synsets('perro')[0].definition()
is empty) Someone can clarify? @fcbond are you integrating the original MCR Spanish wordnet intown
?