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Creating a FAIR Linked Data corpus for the BELTRANS research project about Belgian book translations NL-FR and FR-NL between 1970 and 2020
Jupyter Notebook 6
Python scripts to perform ISNI requests via a provided AtomPub API and report the outcome in CSV files.
Python 1
A python script that uses SRU APIs to complete a CSV file with missing data based on an available identifier column
Python 1
A Python script to perform a clustering based on descriptive keys.
Python 1
A script to extract node and edge lists from the BELTRANS corpus Excel file. Deliberately not a command line script with parameters, because the users would like to use variables instead.
Python 1
This repository contains KBR's bilingual Dutch and French cataloging guidelines. Where possible, the guidelines are supported by XSLT rules to enforce mandatory rules.
A web-based user interface to explore the BELTRANS corpus, powered by Sampo-UI.
A Python script to extract XML fields to columns in CSV file(s). The script works in a streaming fashion and also has features to resolve 1:n relationships..
This repository contains the configuration for data quality checks of the Royal Library of Belgium (KBR). The configuration is used by the QA catalogue tool
A small Python Flask application that looks up geoname data from a local MySQL database
Shell Script to download and import geonames.org dumps into a mysql database.
Creating a FAIR Linked Data corpus for the BELTRANS research project about Belgian book translations NL-FR and FR-NL between 1970 and 2020
A script to extract node and edge lists from the BELTRANS corpus Excel file. Deliberately not a command line script with parameters, because the users would like to use variables instead.
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