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That is very helpful, thank you! I believe the issue I am having is figuring out all the names of things. Like, as you showed, there is a dbc:18th-century_classical_composers. Not knowing that, how would I discover it? Right now, it feels like there is no discernible pattern that can be applied to each new question. For example, I had tried to translate the SoccerPlayer example from the OpenAccess to composers. However, since dbo:MusicaComposer does not seem to be linked to much, that doesn't work.

Thank you, Milan! The above really helped. The use case is just a personal project a friend and I are working on. He is creating a way to show what classical pieces premiered each day (as a way of suggesting what to listen to) and I am helping as a way to learn more about querying kgs. It just seemed like a small, easy, bit-sized way to get into kgs.... One last thing - do you know of a good resource that explains how to find the right resource / prefix for things?

I don't have an answer, but I really like this question.

Thank you!

Nice! Could you give me a quick working example?

Yay! So with `http://localhost:5000/?text=Example%20Text%20Elon%20Musk%20is%20father%20to%20bitcoin` I am getting {"entities":[{"label":"Person","title":"Elon Musk","wikiId":"Q317521"}],"relations":[]}

Hi Tomaz Bratanic Thank you for this write up! It is wonderful and I have downloaded and started playing with your project. Perhaps I am misunderstanding, but after creating and running the docker image, I come to

2021-02-18 02:09:15,548 - werkzeug - INFO -  * Running on http://0.0.0.0:5000/ (Press CTRL+C to quit)

Yet, when visiting the url, I see Missing text parameter. Can you by any chance see what I am misunderstanding?

A recording would be great. Super interested in the webinar, but I was in meetings until now.