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You mean, feedback beyond "you guys rock"? -Tod On Sep 24, 2007, at Sep 24, 7:18 PM, Ed Summers wrote: > It's funny this subject just came up on one of the open-library > discussion lists this week [1]. A whiles ago now Rob Sanderson, Brian > Rhea (University of Liverpool) and I pulled down the LC Classification > Outline pdf files, converted them to text, wrote a python munger to > convert the text into what ended up being a SKOS RDF file. We made the > code available [2] and you can see the resulting SKOS (which needs > some URI work) [3]. > > It's kind of a work in progress (still). I wanted to get to the point > that the rdf file was leveraged in a little python library (possibly > as a pickled data structure) for easily validating LC numbers and > looking them up in the outline. > > I'd be interested in any feedback. > > //Ed > > [1] http://mail.archive.org/pipermail/ol-lib/2007-September/ > 000069.html > [2] http://inkdroid.org/svn/lcco-skos/trunk/rdfizer/ > [3] http://inkdroid.org/tmp/lcco.rdf