(As with the Lexeme Forms tool and the Shape Expressions Inference tool, this is a private project unrelated to my WMDE work.)

Lucas Werkmeister

@LucasWerkmeistr

I built a tool to show the relative position of depicted elements within the images of @wikidata items.

Example links:
• The Coronation of Napoleon: https://tools.wmflabs.org/wd-image-positions/item/Q1231009
• Situation Room (in screenshot): https://tools.wmflabs.org/wd-image-positions/item/Q2915674

Documentation: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/User:Lucas_Werkmeister/Wikidata_Image_Positions

10/21/2018, 7:45:33 PM

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Lucas Werkmeister

@LucasWerkmeistr

(As with the Lexeme Forms tool and the Shape Expressions Inference tool, this is a private project unrelated to my WMDE work.)

10/21/2018, 7:46:48 PM

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Lucas Werkmeister

@LucasWerkmeistr

The Wikidata Image Positions tool now supports editing! You can add a region qualifier for any “depicted” statement without it by dragging your mouse across the picture with the left mouse button held down. See https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/User:Lucas_Werkmeister/Wikidata_Image_Positions#Editing for longer instructions.

10/23/2018, 4:58:44 PM

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Lucas Werkmeister

@LucasWerkmeistr

If you’re logged into the tool via OAuth (see “login” link in the upper right corner), the edit is made directly (no confirmation! press Esc while drawing the region to cancel), otherwise QuickStatements code for the new qualifier is saved to your clipboard.

10/23/2018, 4:58:45 PM

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Lucas Werkmeister

@LucasWerkmeistr

The Wikidata Image Positions tool now includes experimental support for generating @iiif_io manifests for Wikidata items, thanks to @tomofhernehill! Example link (click the 💬 icon on the left to show annotations): https://iiif.si.edu/mirador/?manifest=https://tools.wmflabs.org/wd-image-positions/iiif/Q1231009/P18/manifest.json

11/16/2018, 6:29:16 PM

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Lucas Werkmeister

@LucasWerkmeistr

I’ve beefed up the generated manifests a bit – they now include attribution data for the image (if required), the item’s description, and some of the item’s statements as metadata.

11/17/2018, 5:38:30 PM

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Lucas Werkmeister

@LucasWerkmeistr

You can see the list of properties used at https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/source/tool-wd-image-positions/browse/iiif/app.py;3ba822252203606eb519ad0ba51f6b7f615ad259$450-472 – let me know if I should add any more!

11/17/2018, 5:38:32 PM

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