film actor id_criteria - freebase-schema/freebase GitHub Wiki

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

• performance_match: There is a performance_match if at least one of the actor’s film performances listed in Freebase property /film/actor/film (Film performances) matches with the film performances on the other source.

• dubbing_performance_match: There is a dubbing_performance_match if at least one of the actor’s dubbing performances listed in Freebase property /film/actor/dubbing_performances (Film dubbing performances) matches with the dubbing performances on the other source.

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

Here are some typical patterns for determining identity of two film actors:

1. name_match and performance_match. (Example 1)
2. name_match and dubbing_performance_match. (Example 2)
3. name_match and awards_match. (Example 3)

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

Pattern 1 Example 1: Permalink Here the names of the actors in the topic titles do not match but are matched using the aliases. Also some of the film performances done by the actor match on both the sources. Hence the film actors are identical.

Pattern 2 Example 2: Permalink Here the names of the actors and one of their dubbing performances match on both the sources. Hence the film actors are identical.

Pattern 3 Example 3: Permalink Here the names of the actors and several awards and nominations received by them match on both the sources. Hence the film actors are identical.