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Our alignment of food composition table data with Wikidata will allow us to leverage the sum of knowledge in the projects of the Wikimedia foundation. Because Wikimedia Commons, the media repository of Wikimedia projects, has also been aligned with Wikidata, we will be able to easily reuse images of food items, molecular structure models, and food dishes alongside our projects. | Our alignment of food composition table data with Wikidata will allow us to leverage the sum of knowledge in the projects of the Wikimedia foundation. Because Wikimedia Commons, the media repository of Wikimedia projects, has also been aligned with Wikidata, we will be able to easily reuse images of food items, molecular structure models, and food dishes alongside our projects. | ||
This query from our SPARQL endpoint [https://tinyurl.com/y99qtk7p] | This query from our SPARQL endpoint [https://tinyurl.com/y99qtk7p] is an example of all of the food items in our project Wikibase that have an associated image in Wikimedia Commons. | ||
We used the wbstack platform to create an instance of Wikibase for testing\footnote{\href{https://www.wbstack.com/}{https://www.wbstack.com/}}. The wbstack service provides a hosted version of Wikibase that users can load with their own data. Wikibase is the software used to support Wikidata itself. | We used the wbstack platform to create an instance of Wikibase for testing\footnote{\href{https://www.wbstack.com/}{https://www.wbstack.com/}}. The wbstack service provides a hosted version of Wikibase that users can load with their own data. Wikibase is the software used to support Wikidata itself. |