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Identity Criterion for Author type

Features for establishing identity relationships

  • name_match: There is a name_match if the names of the book authors or aliases on both the sources are same or match approximately. Sometimes author names may have initials, prefix, maiden names, nick names. These should be taken into consideration.

  • works_written_match: There is a works_written_match if at least one of the written literary works listed in Freebase property /book/author/works_written (Works written) matches with the written works on the other source.

  • works_edited_match: There is a works_edited_match if at least one of the edited literary works listed in Freebase property /book/author/works_edited (Works edited) matches with the edited works on the other source.

  • series_written_match: There is a series_written_match if at least one of the written or contributed by literary work series listed in Freebase property /book/author/series_written_or_contributed_to (Series Written (or Contributed To)) matches with the series on the other source.

  • contributing_author_match: There is a contributing_author_match if at least one of the author’s contribution work listed in Freebase property /book/author/contributing_author_match (Contributing author to) matches with the contributing works on the other source.

  • awards_match: There is an awards_match if at least one of the nominations or awards (country/association, category and year) received by the author listed in Freebase topic matches with the nominations or awards on the other source.

General guidelines for establishing identity between two Authors

Here are some typical patterns for determining identity of two book authors:

  1. name_match and works_written_match. (Example 1)
  2. name_match and works_edited_match. (Example 2)
  3. name_match and series_written_match. (Example 3)
  4. name_match and contributing_author_match. (Example 4)
  5. name_match and awards_match. (Example 5)

Additional patterns and features

Identity features, patterns and examples for /people/person/ type are also applicable for establishing identity relationships in type /book/author.

Examples





Pattern 1 Example 1: Permalink Here the names of the authors and several of their written works match on both the sources. Hence the authors are identical.





Pattern 2 Example 2: Permalink Here the names of the authors and one of the books edited by them match on both the sources. Hence the book authors are identical.





Pattern 3 Example 3: Permalik Here the names of the authors and some of the series written by them match on both the sources. Hence the book authors are identical.





Pattern 4 Example 4:Permalink Here the names of the authors and one of the books/story collection they have contributed to match on both the sources. Hence the book authors are identical.





Pattern 5 Example 5: Permalink In this example the names of the authors and several of the awards received by them match on both the sources. Hence it is a match.

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