Closed jcyk closed 4 years ago
Hi @jcyk,
KG stands for knowledge graph. It indicates the link was created from an exact string match to an entity's alias in the local knowledge graph.
hi @rloganiv thanks for your quick reply.
could you please explain more about the difference between WIKI and KG? I am kind of confused.
Thanks!
WIKI means the link comes from directly from the article HTML. KG means the link comes from a knowledge graph (in our case WikiData).
hi, thank you for open-sourcing this code.
I have a question regarding the annotation. I see WIKI NEL COREF and KG for annotation source. what does KG stand for in the annotations?