Interpreting Specific Entities

The Wolfram Language provides extensive capabilities for interpreting natural-language strings as standardized representations of specific real-world entities. The language also supports many mechanisms for interpreting more general classes of inputs.

(StringTypeLink["Entity", paclet:ref/interpreter/Entity]) — any entity of any type

(StringTypeLink["EntityType", paclet:ref/interpreter/EntityType]) — a type of entity (e.g. "city" or "Movie")

(StringTypeLink["EntityProperty", paclet:ref/interpreter/EntityProperty]) — a property (e.g. "population")

"Computed..." — entity of any type derived by computation

Geographic Entities

(StringTypeLink["Location", paclet:ref/interpreter/Location]) — anything corresponding to a geo location

(StringTypeLink["StreetAddress", paclet:ref/interpreter/StreetAddress]) — location corresponding to a street address

Geodesy

(StringTypeLink["GeoProjection", paclet:ref/interpreter/GeoProjection]) — geodetic projection (e.g. "mercator")

(StringTypeLink["GeoModel", paclet:ref/interpreter/GeoModel]) — geodetic model (e.g. "WSM84")

Astronomical Entities

(StringTypeLink["AstronomicalObject", paclet:ref/interpreter/AstronomicalObject]) — any type of astronomical object

Space-Related

Weather & Earth Science

Transportation-Related

Engineering & Structures

Culture & Entertainment

Activities & Hobbies

Finance-Related

(StringTypeLink["Financial", paclet:ref/interpreter/Financial]) — any named financial instrument

Food & Nutrition

People & Personal Attributes

(StringTypeLink["Person", paclet:ref/interpreter/Person]) — notable person

History-Related

Linguistic Entities

Physical Sciences

Life Sciences

Medical Entities

Organism Types

Mathematical Entities

Computing-Related