Instead of figuring out the relationship between sites by URL, it figures out relationships via keyword grouping.
Oh, and I've gotten an official-looking page up on
http://wordnet.cemetech.net; shortly I will add a feature to let you pinpoint your site on the map.
>>
http://wordnet.cemetech.net/?page=map
Now whats the deal with the cool line picture...
nightly render's isn't gonna happen, thats estimating 66 remaining hours on the current one after 8 hours running
elfprince13 wrote:
nightly render's isn't gonna happen, thats estimating 66 remaining hours on the current one after 8 hours running
It hasn't progressed AT ALL in atleast over an hour...
Harq wrote:
It hasn't progressed AT ALL in atleast over an hour...
Yup, there are some fairly substantial changes I need to make. It has actually completed - it just doesn't realize it.
*bump* Rendering algorithm has been substantially improved. I'll be upgrading the coordinate calculation script later to be faster and more precise.
*bump #2, just because it pwns*
1. Go here:
http://wordnet.cemetech.net/?page=map
2. Enter a word and click locate
3. ...
4. Profit.
i did and it appears as if nothing has happened...
Try another one. The pointer should move to show where that is on the mao.
import locations for your spider to browse:
wikipedia
wiktionary
Yup, it's already working on those. Oh, and by the way, I finished AJAXifying and spiffing the word search.
Yeah, I tried many words - none of them worked. And no, it wasn't just words like boobs and a (although I did try those
), I also tried car, computer, calculator, and the like.... So I gave up
Fear not, I'm still tweaking some of the code. You couldn't find results because those words didn't have coordinates assigned in the current map, which is woefully incomplete. Notice the addition of a historical view of old map renders.
Just as a heads-up, I saw this on nytimes.com. If you double-click a word, it shows you the definition. I saw this at the bottom of the page.
Quote:
WordNet 1.7.1 Copyright © 2001 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
I'd be careful with the copyright on the name. I'm not sure how those work, but I thought I better tell you.
You'll notice, however, that mine is wordNet, not WordNet. Two totally different things.
yeah, well, lets hope things don't go crazy on it, I doubt it will though.
I don't think so. It's something completely different. Also, I see it mentioned as a copyright and a trademark elsewhere, which makes me suspect it may be neither.
KermMartian wrote:
I don't think so. It's something completely different. Also, I see it mentioned as a copyright and a trademark elsewhere, which makes me suspect it may be neither.
Or, much more likely, its both 
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