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Author and Institution Profiles
Increase revenue and reach by creating new profile-based content and
novel applications
Publishers can significantly increase usage, reach, and customer retention
by providing superior research tools based on comprehensive author and
institution profiles. Adding linked profiles to a digital library enables
new navigation, search, personalization, and analysis capabilities.
Using Parity's Profiler Solution, publishers can assemble
accurate and comprehensive author and institution profiles derived from
their content. In addition, Parity Profiler Solution infers links and
relationships between the profiles and other key entities such as publications
and indexing terms.
Benefits
Supporting better research tools
- Supports key end user goal of accurate author and institution directed
search for relevant content. Profiling overcomes the familiar search
problems of name variations and ambiguity of common names.
- Increases user productivity by supporting fluid navigation between
profiles and publications.
Providing new value added content and knowledge
- Accurate and comprehensive profiles give end-users a complete view
of who's who, supporting products for expert finding and career tracking.
- Supports crucial analysis such as institutional research impact,
department-level comparisons, and citation analysis.
Providing new value added applications such
as
- Expert Finder: authority ranked lists of scientific
experts that fit your precise expertise profile as well as your specific
career and geographic criteria.
- PeopleWeb: construct and visualize the social network
around people, publications and institutions.
- Career Tracker: track the progress of authoritative
authors in your domain.
- Supports building of additional value added applications
for new customers in business, public agencies, intellectual property,
and related areas.
Parity Advantage
- The only solution for automating the assembly of
disambiguated profiles of key entities such as authors and institution
in a Digital Library.
- High accuracy comparable to manually building profiles.
- Inferring a knowledge network of the links and relationships
between these profiles.
- Advanced search, navigation and
analytical capabilities on profiles and their relationships.
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