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Expand Scribe-Data Hindi verb queries #240
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This SPARQL query extracts Hindi adjectives (lexeme) along with their associated grammatical features, specifically the direct case, singulative numeral, collective numeral, and oblique case, from Wikidata. It groups the results to ensure that multiple values for these features are concatenated into a single result for each lexeme. This query is loosely based on the [query](scribe-org@3acbe1a#diff-845bdab161353ea336224aeb6ed0234768f56202c3f5fe24c89cd2ff05c040f2) written by @Ekikereabasi-Nk who was working on urdu
Minor edits in my commit, @KesharwaniArpita! We don't need the JSONs included (no stress that they were). The first verbs query isn't finishing, so do we want to split it up more? Also, really appreciate your interest in citing your program participants! Is a great instinct :) Scribe-Data is written under a permissive license, so we don't need to cite people directly. Let's for now not include these lines so the code is as lean as can be :) |
Thank you @andrewtavis for your review and commit🥺. I'll keep this in mind from now on. |
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This PR enhances the Hindi verb extraction query by incorporating various grammatical forms based on "कारक" (Kārak) categories. The updated query now retrieves verb forms corresponding to specific cases and phases, including:
Direct Case: Extracts verbs in their direct forms.
Gerund: Captures gerund forms as verbal nouns.
Intransitive Phase: Includes verbs that do not take a direct object.
Basic Phase: Retrieves the infinitive form of verbs.
Conjunctive Participle: Gathers forms used to connect clauses.
Adverbial: Captures adverbial forms of the verbs.
Absolute Construction: Retrieves forms indicative of absolute constructions in Hindi.
Oblique Case: Includes both accusative and ergative forms.
Additive Phase: Gathers forms indicative of the additive phase.
The enhancements aim to improve the comprehensiveness and accuracy of verb form retrieval, allowing for better representation of Hindi verb conjugations based on syntactic roles.
The query has been tested on the Wikidata query service and the outputs generated has also been stored in the path
https://github.com/KesharwaniArpita/Scribe-Data/tree/Hindi/scribe_data_json_export/Hindi/
along with the outputs generated from the Nouns query.Would love to hear what everyone thinks! Also, if any contributors have time, feel free to check it out and share feedback. Thanks! 😊
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