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Compact Edition
The infovore framework divides Freebase into several Horizontal Subdivisons. Some of these divisions contain the same data expressed in different ways: for instance the key and the keyNs divisions express the same information in two different ways, as do the label and name divisions.
The compact edition achieves high performance and low operating cost through selection of a minimal subset of Freebase data. (The complete edition is there if you have to have it all.)
The compact edition contains the following divisions of Freebase
a facts of the nature ":a rdf:type :b"
key freebase keys expressed as /-separated paths (ex "/wikipedia/en/Wall_of_Voodoo")
label names for things specified as rdfs:label
links links between concepts in Freebase
literals literal facts about Freebase concepts
The parts loaded are specified by this shell script
https://github.com/paulhoule/RDFeasy/blob/master/bin/schedule_small_load
This product also contains :Subjective Eye 3D for :BaseKB. (See more information).
Note that :BaseKB is under a Creative Commons Attribution License, whereas :SubjectiveEye is under a Share-Alike License. If you wish to exclude share-alike content, restrict your queries to the following graph:
<http://rdf.basekb.com/graph/BaseKB>
The following subdivisions are not included in the Compact Edition
description full text descriptions of topics
dotdot materialized property paths that pass through CVTs
keyNs the Freebase key structure expressed as a directed acyclic graph
name label information expressed with Freebase-specific vocabulary
text additional descriptive text
webpages links to outside web pages
notability a graph connected with notable types
notableForPredicate a second graph connected with notable types
Future releases of the compact edition may include webpages links. The notable type
information helps deal with cases such as Arnold Schwarzenegger where a topic (often a purpose) has a large number of types and it is necessary to express the most important one. The format of notability information is awkward, and future versions of the compact edition may contain notability information packaged for improved ease-of-use.