dwtc-geo-parser | repository contains the code for the Geoparser and Geocoder

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dwtc-geo-parser is a Python library. dwtc-geo-parser has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However dwtc-geo-parser build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.

This repository contains the code for the Geoparser and Geocoder for the Dresden Web Table Corpus. It is able to classify geo entity columns for tables.

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Create a test dump
Detect the headers of a table
Takes a table and returns a list of dictionaries and a list of dictionaries
Fetch a column from the database
Returns the count for a given category
Check if a table has a weight
Process the results from the database
Generate table HTML
Read a template file
Detect the row similarity in a table
Return all empty cols in table
Return a list of empty rows
Calculate true positives of a human classification
Returns a dictionary of GeoColumns
Write geonames
Creates an insert query string
Generate HTML document
Determine the coverage of a given column
Show information about the table
Determine whether the table contains a valid string
Generate javascript code
Determine whether the table quality of the given table
Return the count for a given category
Get the categories from the coverage tree
Process geo names
Create an evaluation template for a given dataset
Perform a single column lookup
Processes a table and returns a list of dictionaries
Add a result to the database
Generate error table
Load aliases from a GeoJSON file

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Install dwtc-geo-parser

You need to install following python packages:. Install: pip3 install redis ujson pyenchant. In addition you need redis and sqlite3. To run the code you have to install redis.io and start a redis server. After that you have to create the GeoNames index by running. Redis will save a backup of the index in dwtc-geo-parser folder. The next time you start a redis server in this location the backup will be loded (which is much faster than recreating the index from allCountries.txt.gz). To create the Wikidata class index run the wikidata_extrator. This can take a while.
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You can test the geoparsing and geocoding by running:.

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