Add inference of missing coordinates from Nuts4Nuts #1
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Also, Nuts4Nuts code is here on this github repo. |
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Add inference of missing coordinates from Nuts4Nuts
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This code add uses Nuts4Nuts:
http://nuts4nutsrecon.spaziodati.eu/
to infer coordinates from Wikipedia articles which are missing the coordinates.
See a preview of the result here:
http://img18.imageshack.us/img18/3734/igzv.png
(coordinates inferred with n4n have a blu icon)
The file with the list of articles and coordinates can be generated running:
python nuts4nuts_infer.pycurrently a call to spaziodati.eu and one to geonames is made to get the name of the NUT2 (administrative division corresponding to italian "Comune") and the coordinates.
The new webpages can be generated with:
launch_script.py -n -wNuts4Nuts currently work only for Italian Wikipedia articles and places in Italy, also since machine learning techniques are used its accuracy (~ 70%) has to be considered.