Handling geo-adjectives in ingredient lists

[teolemon]

Handling geo-adjectives in ingredient lists would enable us to get location for ingredients from the current: cuisse de porc italienne -> fr:cuisse de porc italienne - percent_min: 50 - percent_max: 100 to: cuisse de porc italienne -> fr:cuisse de porc - country: Italy - percent_min: 50 - percent_max: 100 To multiply by all languages having feminine and plural forms of adjectives

fr:singular:masculine:français
fr:singular:feminine:française
fr:plural:masculine:français
fr:plural:feminine:françaises

italien
italienne
italiens
italiennes

espagnole
allemande
polonaise
…

[stephanegigandet]

We can do something like that, but it needs to be done one by one for each adjective in each language:

1. First do queries like https://fr.openfoodfacts.org/ingredients?filter=italien https://fr.openfoodfacts.org/ingredients?filter=suedois etc.
2. Find false positives ("pain suédois", "pain allemand", "french toast" etc.) and add them to the taxonomy
3. Add the adjective.

[CharlesNepote]

Another example: "Pitted california prunes": https://world.openfoodfacts.org/product/0802763331700/ones-amazin-prunes-sunsweet

[teolemon]

I have generated a multilingual list of adjectives for countries using Wikidata: w.wiki/QjV

[aleene]

And add them to the processes/adjectives taxonomy?

[Ban3]

And add them to the processes/adjectives taxonomy?

I'd suggest a new demonym taxonomy.

[teolemon]

Given the volatility of Wikidata (more demonyms are added overtime, in more languages), I would rather have a conversion pipe rather than a fixed taxonomy. French regions: https://w.wiki/RyT French communes: https://w.wiki/RyX French départements: https://w.wiki/RyZ

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