Prorcessing DBpedia datasets

0	Hi, I was wondering if anyone here has written a small program to read/parse the datasets from http://wiki.dbpedia.org/Downloads38? I'm interested on what technologies were used to achieve this? Thanks! dbpedia asked 18 Dec '12, 00:00 chux18 11●1 accept rate: 0%

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ttl (turtle) and nt (ntriples) are both RDF serializations, so any program that can read RDF can read and parse them. Individual RDF tools may or may not be able to read the nq (nquads) files, so check the documentation for any tool that you're trying.

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answered 19 Dec '12, 08:14

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0	I personally like and recommended rapper. http://librdf.org/raptor/rapper.html link answered 25 Dec '12, 16:32 Ronald P. Reck 416●9 accept rate: 20%

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