EntityUnificationProbe

Determine if disparate data records pertain to the identical real-world subject. 识别两组数据是否来自同一主体

This component functions as an MCP (Model Context Protocol) endpoint server. 这是一个支持MCP协议的服务器。

Comprehensive Data Harmonization Utility

This utility furnishes a thorough methodology for contrasting two distinct data collections, assessing both precise matching and conceptual similarity across their constituent values. It employs text standardization protocols and an advanced language construct to resolve the question of whether the data originated from the same principal entity.

Core Capabilities

• String Canonicalization: Transforms textual input to a uniform case (e.g., lowercasing), eliminates extraneous graphic characters, and resolves irregular spacing patterns.
• Attribute Assessment: Performs direct (lexical) comparison alongside inferred (semantic) matching (respecting element permutation invariance for collection types).
• Hierarchical Data Iteration: Systematically traverses the structural elements of JSON objects, evaluating corresponding value pairs.
• Generative Model Synthesis: Integrates a large-scale generative language model to gauge the degree of semantic alignment, culminating in a definitive determination regarding shared entity provenance.

Deployment Prerequisites

To operationalize this service, ensure all requisite external libraries are installed. Installation via pip is recommended:

bash pip install genai

Operational Guide

Available Routines

1. standardize_string(input_text):

2. Renders the input text into a normalized format: lowercase, punctuation purged, and whitespace standardized.

3. evaluate_attributes(attribute_A, attribute_B):

4. Compares two values based on exact textual match and conceptual likeness.

5. For array-type inputs, element sequence is disregarded during semantic appraisal.

6. assess_structured_data(structure_1, structure_2):

7. Conducts a field-by-field examination of two JSON structures.
8. Leverages evaluate_attributes for subordinate value verification.
9. Incorporates the language model to synthesize a final judgment on entity correspondence.

Illustrative Scenario

python import json import genai import re

Sample JSON payloads

record_alpha = { "designation": "Alice Smith", "location": "456 Oak Ave, Metropolis, CA", "pastimes": ["painting", "baking", "traveling"] }

record_beta = { "designation": "alice smith", "location": "456 Oak Avenue, Metropolis, California", "pastimes": ["traveling", "painting", "baking"] }

Execute the comparison procedure

comparison_metrics = assess_structured_data(record_alpha, record_beta)

Obtain final conclusion via LLM inference

model_instance = genai.GenerativeModel("gemini-2.0-flash-thinking-exp") final_verdict = model_instance.generate_content("Based on the comparison report, is it conclusive that these two records originate from the same individual? "+json.dumps(comparison_metrics, ensure_ascii=False, indent=4)) print(final_verdict.text)

Collaborative Contributions

We welcome external input! Kindly submit enhancement suggestions or bug reports via a new issue or a formal pull request.

Licensing Information

This software is distributed under the terms of the MIT License. Refer to the [LICENSE] file for specific details.

Contact Details

For any inquiries or proposals, reach out via the following channels: - Electronic Mail: u3588064@connect.hku.hk - Code Repository Link: u3588064@connect.hku.hk。

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