When the same incident becomes five separate events in your graph
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A single corporate event in East Asia rarely shows up once. A merger gets filed at OpenDART in Korean, reported by EDINET in Japanese a day later, picked up by a Hong Kong exchange notice in traditional Chinese, and summarized in an English wire story. Four documents, one real-world incident. If your pipeline extracts events document by document, you end up with four Event nodes in the graph that are really the same thing. That is the situation I hit in the knowledge graph behind 2asy.ai, and…
1Key Takeaways
- A single corporate event in East Asia rarely shows up once.
- A merger gets filed at OpenDART in Korean, reported by EDINET in Japanese a day later, picked up by a Hong Kong exchange notice in traditional Chinese, and summarized in an English wire story.
- Four documents, one real-world incident.
- If your pipeline extracts events document by document, you end up with four Event nodes in the graph that are really the same thing.
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Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — ML reports that a single corporate event in East Asia rarely shows up once.
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