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 We search the Wikidata API for entities in `src/wikidata_search.py` and then we make simple SPARQL queries in `src/wikidata_translations.py` to collect labels and aliases the entities.  The labels come with language metadata.  This seems to provide a decent initial list of relevant terms across multiple languages. 
 
 The output data lives at [covid19.communitydata.science](https://covid19.communitydata.science/datasets/keywords).
 We search the Wikidata API for entities in `src/wikidata_search.py` and then we make simple SPARQL queries in `src/wikidata_translations.py` to collect labels and aliases the entities.  The labels come with language metadata.  This seems to provide a decent initial list of relevant terms across multiple languages. 
 
 The output data lives at [covid19.communitydata.science](https://covid19.communitydata.science/datasets/keywords).

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+The output files have 4 colums: 
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+- `itemid` links to the wikidata entity
+- `label` is the translation of the relevant keyword
+- `langcode` is the [iso 639-1](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes) code corresponding the language of the label. 
+- `is_alt` indicates whether the label is an [alias](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Help:Aliases).