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Universal entity linking
DOI:10.1016/j.engappai.2025.112185.png)
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Entity linking is a process of connecting mentions of entities in a document to corresponding entries in a knowledge base. Traditional models for entity linking often require specific fine-tuning to work with knowledge bases other than those they were originally pretrained on, which limits their flexibility and scalability. Building on the concept of entity profile generation, we propose a novel approach that enables entity linking across various knowledge bases without the need for such fine-tuning. Our pipeline leverages a fine-tuned Large Language Model, a generic embedding model, and a vector store to achieve high precision on the TweekiGold and Reuters-128 datasets. Additionally, it demonstrates strong retrieval rates across the TweekiGold, Reuters-128, and ISTEX-1000 Wikidata entity linking datasets. We also illustrate the applicability of our method to other knowledge bases, using the Agrovoc knowledge base as an example. This solution offers a more versatile and scalable approach to entity linking.
Keywords:
Entity linking
Large Language Model
Wikidata
Text embedding
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