Thad Guidry

Oooo... nice find, Fabian. Didn't know about Cocoda. Ah, and here's some of the background research that went into and is layered into the Cocoda tool. https://coli-conc.gbv.de/hub/ Interesting. Played with...

@RinkeHoekstra Can you give us some more feedback on what the response might be required to look like? Is a JSON `@context` always supplied? Do we require `@type` always supplied...

@wetneb @fsteeg Having a consistent format and processer library in their language of choice would address parsing issues for developers and not having to write their own as evidenced by...

@VladimirAlexiev Hi, I don't have much to say other than clarifying a few things. >`match` should be set for the candidate with highest `score`, if its score is sufficiently high,...

I think we want to avoid adding to the official spec what any 1 particular client does, like OR. That's why I suggest a completely different document for describing OR...

After today's call and @workergnome feedback, I actually feel like part of what @wetneb was describing about feedback with classifier routines and ML, almost feels like it deserves ANOTHER API...

@VladimirAlexiev Hi Vladimir, Were you thinking of exposing something like a PIT (point in time) or a search_after to allow Reconcile providers to show their clients that there are next...

@VladimirAlexiev Sure, understood, but it's always about context. For example, if you were reconciling Lexemes, there are entities (words) in the English language that have over 400 senses. One of...

@epaulson Does you server and session take into account "disambiguating data" such as extra columns of data or properties that a human used in their own decision loop to make...

@epaulson Thanks for the feedback Erik. Yes, I've played with dedupe library before and thoroughly enjoyed reading Mikhail's dissertation much later than published, back in the day a bit after...