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I am trying to remove a list of articles from a specific category in Wikipedia. I am trying to complete it through DBPDA, however, I can not actually get specific 'word' or 'field' for a 'category' reference, where is this document?

DBpedia documentation has a link to the following section, but I do not see any relevant 'fields' or 'words' for the category.

Use DCTR: Topic

While working with DBPDA, first Browse some data and write inquiries. For example, in this case, you can see that you see that this DCTRM: topic belongs to the four categories of property:

  • Category: Landforms_of_Cheshire_County, _New_Hampshire
  • Category: Monadnocks
  • Category: Mountains_of_New_Hampshire
  • Category: National_ Natural_Landmarks_in_New_Hampshire

    If you look at those points, then You will see the correct URI, e.g. ,

    • http://dbpedia.org/resource/Category:Mountains_of_New_Hampshire

      Now, if you are looking at the web interface, you can see the top right See a link, which will show you the predefined (when you are working with the web interface) prefix:

      • Category: http://dbpedia.org/resource/Category article DCTR: subject category: mountains_of_new_hampshire}

        What does the DBPDA document say? / H2

        ... There are presentations using the Wikipedia category.

        As we have seen, the DCTRM: subject property is used to link articles to their categories. SKOS terminology is used to add categories. E.g., Sko: Comprehensive is used to add subclasses and supercartans. I believe that the documentation does not provide much information as one might expect, but it might possibly be excused because the data is easy to browse (and the properties are described in the documentation of those words).

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        This is a bit more specific, and if I did not already know what to look for, it would be hard to find, but this question and answer helps

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