AKA MBG

Experience and perspectives of PetrSU students in Wikipedia, Wikiversity and Wikidata. My report at Wikimania 2021.

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ru-N Русский — родной язык этого участника. en-2 This user has intermediate knowledge of English.
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My name is Andrew Krizhanovsky.

See my page at Wikipedia: User:AKA MBG.

Todo

• North-West Russia Wiki-Historians User Group/Events/Year Activities#AKA MBG
• North-West Russia Wiki-Historians User Group/Events/Winteredit2024 - competition winter 2024
• Download Russian Wiktionary Images by Wikix
• User:JovanCormac/UsingDatabaseDumps (about commonswiki database)

Wishlist

• Tool for recording voiced pronunciation of words - my Wiktionary proposal

Links

• permanent 1, 2
• Training modules/dashboard/editathon/ru - курс марафона редактирования Википедии
• Mobile Projects
  • Android_applications
• Mobile Projects/WiktionaryMobileAndroidFeedback
• Mirroring Wikimedia project XML dumps#Media

Machine-readable Wiktionary

Description of data

Wikokit project presents machine-readable version of English Wiktionary and Russian Wiktionary (MySQL and SQLite formats). The texts of Wiktionary entries were converted into tables and relations in a relational database schema (see paper). Now you can work with the database of the machine-readable Wiktionary:

1. directly via SQL-queries (see examples)
2. via developed Java API.

The modular architecture of the developed Wiktionary parser allows to add new software modules and extract data from other Wiktionaries (see architecture).

Contact person

Andrew Krizhanovsky (Andrew dot Krizhanovsky at Gmail)

License

Distributed under EPL/LGPL/GPL/AL/BSD multi-license.

Link

• Project at Google Code
• List of publications
• The size of the machine-readable wiktionaries (English and Russian)

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  Entry wikt:ru:airplane. Screenshot of the Android dictionary "kiwidict-ru 0.091" which uses data of the machine-readable Wiktionary extracted from the Russian Wiktionary.
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  Entry wikt:boat. Screenshot of the Android dictionary "kiwidict 0.096" with the machine-readable Wiktionary extracted from the English Wiktionary.