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Brian Spiering
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You probably do not need to use word2vec to disambiguate authors. It might be effecteffective to use regular expressions to parse names and then do a web search.

If you do want to train word2vec to disambiguate authors, it would be better to embed all possible information (e.g., authors, title, journal, abstract, ...).

You probably do not need to use word2vec to disambiguate authors. It might be effect to use regular expressions to parse names and then do a web search.

If you do want to train word2vec disambiguate authors, it would be better to embed all possible information (e.g., authors, title, journal, abstract, ...).

You probably do not need to use word2vec to disambiguate authors. It might be effective to use regular expressions to parse names and then do a web search.

If you do want to train word2vec to disambiguate authors, it would be better to embed all possible information (e.g., authors, title, journal, abstract, ...).

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Brian Spiering
Brian Spiering
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You probably do not need to use word2vec to disambiguate authors. It might be effect to use regular expressions to parse names and then do a web search.

If you do want to train word2vec disambiguate authors, it would be better to embed all possible information (e.g., authors, title, journal, abstract, ...).