Question: How many subscribers does the user have for the Twitter username of AdamSmith912, for the human that is a member of Milton Keynes Dons F.C. (the number of games played of this statement is 17)?
Choices:
5307
2168099
40380
12330
5944
2615631
42984
1464337
6030
614442
Answer: 42984
SPARQL: SELECT DISTINCT ?qpv WHERE { ?e <pred:instance_of> ?c . ?c <pred:name> "human" . ?e <member_of_sports_team> ?e_1 . ?e_1 <pred:name> "Milton Keynes Dons F.C." . [ <pred:fact_h> ?e ; <pred:fact_r> <member_of_sports_team> ; <pred:fact_t> ?e_1 ] <number_of_matches_played/races/starts> ?qpv_1 . ?qpv_1 <pred:unit> "1" . ?qpv_1 <pred:value> "17"^^xsd:double . ?e <Twitter_username> ?pv . ?pv <pred:value> "AdamSmith912" . [ <pred:fact_h> ?e ; <pred:fact_r> <Twitter_username> ; <pred:fact_t> ?pv ] <number_of_subscribers> ?qpv .  }
Program:
function: Find
inputs: Milton Keynes Dons F.C.
function: Relate
dependencies: 0
inputs: member of sports team
backward
function: QFilterNum
dependencies: 1
inputs: number of matches played/races/starts
17
=
function: FilterConcept
dependencies: 2
inputs: human
function: QueryAttrQualifier
dependencies: 3
inputs: Twitter username
AdamSmith912
number of subscribers