ERBlox: Combining Matching Dependencies with Machine Learning for Entity Resolution
Bahmani, Zeinab, Bertossi, Leopoldo, Vasiloglou, Nikolaos
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Appendix A. Relational MDs and the UCI Property Here, we formally extend the class of matching dependencies (MDs) introduced in Section 2.1, which we will call classical MDs, to the larger class of relational MDs. This extension is motivated by the application of MDs to blocking for entity resolution, but applications can be easily foreseen in other areas where declarative relational knowledge may be useful in combination with matching and merging. We also identify classes of relational MDs for which a single clean instance exists, no matter how the MDs are enforced, that can be computed through the chase procedure in polynomial time in the size of the database on which the MDs are enforced. We say that the MDs (in some cases in combination with an initial instance) have the unique clean instance property (UCI property). More details can be found in [11, 6, 7]. Definition 1. the form: Given a relational schema R, a relational MD is a formula of ϕ: t
arXiv.org Artificial Intelligence
Jan-18-2017
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