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Grouping search-engine returned citations for person-name queries

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Grouping search-engine returned citations for person-name queries

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We present a technique to group search-engine returned citations for person-name queries, such that the search-engine returned citations in each group belong to the same person. To group the returned citations, we use a multi-faceted approach that considers evidence from three facets: (1) attributes, (2) links, and (3) page similarity. Based on the three facets, we construct a relatedness conﬁdence matrix for pairs of citations. We then merge pairs whose matching conﬁdence value is above an empirically determined threshold. Experimental results from the implementation of our multi-faceted approach are promising.

Reema Al-Kamha, David W. Embley

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Added	30 Jun 2010
Updated	30 Jun 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2004
Where	WIDM
Authors	Reema Al-Kamha, David W. Embley

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