Extract linkages from Spanish Wiktionary #420
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This work is a contribution to the EWOK project, which receives funding from LABEX ASLAN (ANR–10–LABX–0081) at the Université de Lyon, as part of the "Investissements d'Avenir" program initiated and overseen by the Agence Nationale de la Recherche (ANR) in France.
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This is as far as I planned to develop the Spanish extractor.
Apart from places indicated with
# XXX: ..., the biggest area of improvement would be perhaps to deal with form sections. In the Spanish Wiktionary, whenever a lemma can also be a conjugated/declinated form of a different word, this will be noted in a form section which are siblings to POS sections.To get an order of magnitude, in the 20,000 pages I am developing on, I reach these form sections ca. 15,000 times. An example, for the word pueblo:
For me it's okay to not deal with these right now. But perhaps someone else will.