---
license: gpl-3.0
language: 
  - en
tags:
  - wikipedia
  - wikidata
widget:
- text: "Douglas Adams\n
    1952 births\n
    2001 deaths\n
    20th-century atheists\n
    21st-century atheists\n
    20th-century English novelists\n
    21st-century English novelists\n
    20th-century English screenwriters\n
    Alumni of St John's College, Cambridge\n
    Apple Inc. people\n
    Audiobook narrators\n
    BBC radio producers\n
    British atheism activists\n
    British child writers\n
    Burials at Highgate Cemetery\n
    English atheists\n
    English comedy writers\n
    English essayists\n
    English humanists\n
    English humorists\n
    English radio writers\n
    English science fiction writers\n
    English social commentators\n
    English television writers\n
    Infocom\n
    Inkpot Award winners\n
    Interactive fiction writers\n
    British male television writers\n
    Monty Python\n
    Non-fiction environmental writers\n
    People educated at Brentwood School, Essex\n
    People from Cambridge\n
    Usenet people\n
    Weird fiction writers\n
    Douglas Adams"
  example_title: "Douglas Adams"
- text: "Unincorporated communities in Minnesota\n
    Unincorporated communities in St. Louis County, Minnesota\n
    St. Louis County, Minnesota geography stubs\n
    Sturgeon, Minnesota"
  example_title: "Sturgeon, Minnesota"
- text: "Araneus\n
    Spiders described in 1884\n
    Araneidae stubs\n
    Araneus pratensis"
  example_title: "Araneus pratensis"
- text: "Mohammedan SC (Dhaka) seasons\n
    Bangladeshi football club records and statistics\n
    2019 in Bangladeshi football\n
    2020 in Bangladeshi football\n
    2019–20 Mohammedan SC (Dhaka) season"
  example_title: "2019–20 Mohammedan SC (Dhaka) season"
- text: "Waterfalls of Karnataka\n
   Tourist attractions in Dakshina Kannada district\n
   Geography of Dakshina Kannada district\n
   Bandaje Falls
   "
  example_title: "Bandaje Falls"
---
Psychiq is a model that predicts the instance or subclass of a wikipedia article. The model accepts as input 1) the list of all categories the article is in separated by newlines followed by 2) the title of the article  . It makes a guess at the top 1000 most common types or returns unknown. Take a look at the examples to see what the format should look like.