Closed Daniel-Mietchen closed 8 months ago
Thanks for raising this issue. The name handling up to now had been very latin-script-centric. I've made some small changes to recognize non-latin scripts, and then do searches for matches based on the likely associated language tags in Wikidata. However, it's rather crude - it will only match the same exact string as an author string or name for example. Maybe that's ok for CJK names; probably not for Cyrillic, Arabic or others, but I don't have a good grasp of how to do better on that for now. Anyway, I think this particular problem is now fixed, please let me know if you are still seeing issues here.
Here is what I am currently getting for 이상호:
So somehow,
이상호
is mapped onto???
, and that paper has nobody named LEE Sang-Ho (or Sang-Ho Lee) on it.Other Korean name strings, while surfacing some correct results, are also being mapped to those same three question marks from that very paper, e.g. 백승호 (Seung-Ho Park) or 류연규 (Yeon-Gu Ryu):
In addition, some of the suggested matches may also be completely off-target, e.g. 현철 김 (Hyeon-Cheol Kim) surfaces suggestions of unrelated Chinese names, along with further question mark suggestions: