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The EventKG is a multilingual resource incorporating event-centric information extracted from several large-scale knowledge graphs such as Wikidata, DBpedia and YAGO, as well as less structured sources such as the Wikipedia Current Events Portal and Wikipedia event lists in 15 languages. The EventKG is an extensible event-centric resource modelled in RDF. It relies on Open Data and best practices to make event data spread across different sources available through a common representation and reusable for a variety of novel algorithms and real-world applications.
{"references": ["Gottschalk, Simon, and Elena Demidova. \"EventKG: A Multilingual Event-centric Temporal Knowledge Graph.\" Extended Semantic Web Conference. Springer, Cham, 2018.", "Gottschalk, Simon, and Elena Demidova. \"EventKG\u2013the hub of event knowledge on the web\u2013and biographical timeline generation.\" Semantic Web 10.6 (2019): 1039-1070."]}
The file names say "v3_3", but this is version 3.1.
temporal relations, multilingual, events
temporal relations, multilingual, events
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