biology animal_breed id_criteria - freebase-schema/freebase GitHub Wiki

• name_match: There is a name_match if the names or aliases of the breeds on both the sources are same or match approximately.

• breed_of_match: There is a breed_of_match if the animal listed in Freebase property /biology/animal_breed/breed_of (Breed of) matches with the animal on the other source.

• registered_with_match: There is a registered_with_match if the registry that the animal breed registered with listed in Freebase property /biology/animal_breed/registered_with (Registered with) matches with the registry on the other source.

• place_of_origin_match: There is a place_of_origin_match if the breed’s place of origin listed in Freebase property /biology/animal_breed/place_of_origin (Place of origin) matches with the place of origin on the other source.

• breed_examples_match: There is a breed_examples_match if at least one of the breed example animals listed in Freebase property /biology/animal_breed/examples (Examples) matches with the example animals on the other source.

Here are some typical patterns for determining identity of two animal breeds:

1. name_match and breed_of_match (Example 1)

2. name_match and registered_with_match (Example 2)

3. name_match and place_of_origin_match (Example 3)

4. name_match and breed_examples_match (Example 4)

Pattern 1 Example 1: Permalink Here the names of the breeds and the animals they are breed of match on both the sources. Hence it is a match.

Pattern 2 Example 2: Permalink Here the names of the animal breeds and the registry they are registered with match on both the sources. Hence it is a match.

Pattern 3 Example 3: Permalink Here the names of the animal breeds and their countries of origin match on both the sources. Hence it is a match.

Pattern 4 Example 4: Permalink Here the names of the animal breeds and few of the example animals match on both the sources. Hence it is a match.