How to get API keys

NERD

NERD is a framework for entity recognition (NER) and entity linking (NEL) built on top of a set of existing annotation systems. NERD offers a Web user interface of an API. To get access to the API you have to create your own key:

1. Go to http://nerd.eurecom.fr;
2. Log in using your favorite OpenID providers;
3. In the top right corner of the window, click on the arrow and select user and profile and fill up the form;
4. Submit to request your api_key.

To use the key, add the following to the gerbil_key.properties locate in src/main/properties/

org.aksw.gerbil.annotators.NERD.key=YOUR_KEY

Babelfy

To perform more than 100 requests per day for research purposes, you should contact Andrea Moro or Roberto Navigli with a description of the project and an estimate of the required requests per day.

To use the key, add the following to the gerbil_key.properties locate in src/main/properties/

org.aksw.gerbil.annotators.Babelfy.key=YOUR_KEY

TagMe

Since June 2016, TagMe is hosted by the D4Science Infrastructure. To obtain access you need to create a D4Science account (or use an existing account) and get a Service Authorization Token as described here.

To use the key, add the following to the gerbil_key.properties locate in src/main/properties/

org.aksw.gerbil.annotators.TagMe.key=YOUR_KEY

KEA

KEA is a DBpedia based named entity recognition (NER) and disambiguation (NED) service provided by the Semantic Technologies Research Group at Hasso-Plattner-Institute Potsdam, Germany. To get access and authorization credentials please contact Jörg Waitelonis.

To use the credentials, add the following to the gerbil_key.properties locate in src/main/properties/

org.aksw.gerbil.annotators.KeaAnnotatorConfig.user=YOUR_USERNAME
org.aksw.gerbil.annotators.KeaAnnotatorConfig.password=YOUR_PASSWORD