business business_operation id_criteria - freebase-schema/freebase GitHub Wiki
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name_match: There is a name_match if the business operation names or aliases match on both the sources. Sometimes the names may be abbreviated such as PWC vs PricewaterhouseCoopers. Business operation names may also vary by including or excluding things like "Inc." or "Incorporaterd" or "Gmbh". Their names can also be changed over time such as Andersen Consulting vs Accenture.
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major_customer_match: There is a major_customer_match if at least one of the big customers of the business operation listed in Freebase property /business/business_operation/major_customer (Major customer) matches with the customers on the other source.
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industry_match: There is an industry_match if the industry that the business operation operates in listed in Freebase property /business/business_operation/industry (Industry) matches with the industries on the other source.
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competitive_space_match: There is a competitive_space_match if the business operation has brands and products in a competitive space listed in Freebase property /business/business_operation/competitive_space (Competitive space) and it matches with the competitive space on the other source.
Here are some typical patterns for determining identity of two Business Operations:
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name_match and major_customer_match (Example 1)
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name_match and industry_match (Example 2)
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name_match and competitive_space_match (Example 3)
Identity features, patterns and examples for /organization/organization type are also applicable for establishing identity in type /business/business_operation.
Pattern 1 Example 1: Permalink Here the names of the business operations and their major customers match on both the sources. Hence the business operations are identical.
Pattern 2 Example 2: Permalink Here the names of the business operations and their industries match on both the sources. Hence the business operations are identical.
Pattern 3 Example 3: Permalink Here the names of the business operations and their competitive spaces match on both the sources. Hence the business operations are identical.