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Disambiguation Solution for Persons’ Accounts in Research Information Management Systems | Sedelnikov | Indian Journal of Science and Technology

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Disambiguation Solution for Persons’ Accounts in Research Information Management Systems

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  • Integrirovannye Sistemy, LLC, 19b1, Str. Presnensky val, Moscow, 123557, Russian Federation

Abstract



Objectives: Personal identification in information systems,
trivial task in software engineering when a passport number or email
addresses are available, is a challenge when users’ data cannot be
stored or an email has been changed or shared. In particularly, it is a
challenge in research management systems that aggregate recent academic
articles, patents, data sets, and other findings and provide a link to
their authors. Methods/Analysis: To achieve the project objectives, the
authors have reviewed corresponding solutions providing the
classification for author disambiguation methods and using the
comparative analysis. In addition, they have calculated sensitivity for
the process of person identification to the estimated amount of manual
work on disambiguation. Findings: This paper proposes the approach and
algorithms, which together are a solution for the personal
identification process to ensure duplicate elimination. Novelty of the
Study: The approach is suitable for systems with shared emails or user
accounts.


Keywords

Author Disambiguation, Author Identifier, Current Research
Information Systems (CRIS), Duplicate Detection, Identity Management,
Master Data Management (MDM), Person Disambiguation, Research
Information Management, User Accounting.


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