Chinese Names Containing a Non-Chinese Given Name

Lin, Joseph C.

doi:10.1300/j104v09n01_08

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“…The bulk of literature related to Chinese romanization concentrates on issues in three areas: personal names, place names, and titles (e.g., Anderson 1980;Lin 1988;Tao and Cole 1991;Lau andWang 1991, 1993;Harrison 1992;Hu 1994;Hiatt 1998;Teng 1998;Arsenault 1998Arsenault , 2000aArsenault , 2000bArsenault , 2002. Of these three areas, the third one, the romanization of titles, poses the most difficulty.…”

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The Issue of Word Division in Cataloging Chinese Language Titles

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Haynes

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Cataloging & Classification Quarterly

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The Issue of Word Division in Cataloging Chinese Language Titles

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“…Asian names, particularly Chinese names, are notoriously challenging for disambiguation (Lin 1988;Tan 1986). Thus, we further test our approach on a more difficult case, a Chinese origin nanoscientist named "Li, Y".…”

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Bibliometric fingerprints: name disambiguation based on approximate structure equivalence of cognitive maps

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Authorship identity has long been an Achilles' heel in bibliometric analyses at the individual level. This problem appears in studies of scientists' productivity, inventor mobility and scientific collaboration. Using the concepts of cognitive maps from psychology and approximate structural equivalence from network analysis, we develop a novel algorithm for name disambiguation based on knowledge homogeneity scores. We test it on two cases, and the results show that this approach outperforms other common authorship identification methods with the ASE method providing a relatively simple algorithm that yields higher levels of accuracy with reasonable time demands.

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Chinese genealogical research: coordination and resource-sharing with a global perspective

Chao

2003

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Chinese Names Containing a Non-Chinese Given Name

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The Issue of Word Division in Cataloging Chinese Language Titles

The Issue of Word Division in Cataloging Chinese Language Titles

Bibliometric fingerprints: name disambiguation based on approximate structure equivalence of cognitive maps

Chinese genealogical research: coordination and resource-sharing with a global perspective

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