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A Declarative Framework for Linking Entities by Douglas Burdick; Ronald Fagin; Phokion G. Kolaitis; Lucian Popa; Wang-Chiew Tan is a Computer Science article available to read on EtoBox.

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We introduce and develop a declarative framework for entity linking and, in particular, for entity resolution. As in some earlier approaches, our framework is based on a systematic use of constraints. However, the constraints we adopt are link-to-source constraints, unlike in earlier approaches where source-to-link constraints were used to dictate how to generate links. Our approach makes it possible to focus entirely on the intended properties of the outcome of entity linking, thus separating the constraints from any procedure of how to achieve that outcome. The core language consists of link-to-source constraints that specify the desired properties of a link relation in terms of source relations and built-in predicates such as similarity measures. A key feature of the link-to-source constraints is that they employ disjunction, which enables the declarative listing of all the reasons two entities should be linked. We also consider extensions of the core language that capture collective entity resolution by allowing interdependencies among the link relations. We identify a class of “good” solutions for entity-linking specifications, which we call __maximum-value solutions__ and whi

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Author
Douglas Burdick; Ronald Fagin; Phokion G. Kolaitis; Lucian Popa; Wang-Chiew Tan
Publisher
ACM
Published
2016
Language
EN
Field
Computer Science (Physical Sciences)

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