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Beyond source attribution: Address authorship and comparability decisions in an LLM-built scholarly knowledge graph
A knowledge graph needs a stable address for its evidence even where the literature offers competing classifications and agrees on none. Yet an address chosen for retrieval readily passes for the only classification available. This happens whenever records gathered under one name concern units that
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