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This document appears to be a page from a technical report or methodology section (likely an appendix) submitted as evidence to the House Oversight Committee (marked HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_017032). It details algorithms and criteria for data analysis, specifically focusing on 'conflict resolution' to disambiguate names in databases like Wikipedia and Encyclopedia Britannica. It outlines a process for identifying the 'most relevant name' for an individual based on 'fame signals,' word frequency, and view statistics.

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"Conflict resolution involves the decision of whether a query name, associated with multiple records, can unambiguously refer to a single one of them."
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"So far, we have obtained, for all individuals in both our databases, a set of names by which they can plausibly be mentioned."
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"From this set, we wish to identify the best such candidate and use its word frequency to observe the fame of the person at hand."
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