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A Latent Dirichlet Allocation Model for Entity Resolution Export

(1 May 2005)

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Uses a lda-like generative model, where

  1. a reference (mention) is generated by a Noise model perturbing the author's correct name -- p(reference | authornames, authorentity, noise model)
  2. for each reference an author entity a is generated from a author-mixture of frequently co-authoring groups z -- p(a | group z, author-mixture phi, dirichlet parameter beta)
  3. for each reference an latent group is generated from the document's groupmixture -- p(z|d, groupmixture theta)
  4. for each document the groupmixture theta is sampled from a dirichlet with prior alpha

The noise model incorporates for each of the tokens in a name reference

  1. dropping the token
  2. retaining the token (and perturbing it with string edits insert/delete/replace)
  3. intaling the token (using only the first letter)

The parameters for the noise model are updated every X iterations.

ldietz (public note) - 2007-07-19 17:08:01

The conference version is here: http://www.citeulike.org/user/ldietz/article/1467629

ldietz (public note) - 2007-07-19 17:38:18

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