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Existing data cleaning methods work on the basis of computing the degree of similarity be t ween nearby records in a sorted database. High recall is achieved by accepting records with low degrees of similarity as duplicates, at the cost of lower precision. High precision is achieved analogously at the cost of lower recall. This is the r e c all-pr ecision dilemma. In this paper, we propose a generic knowledge-based framework for e ective data cleaning that implements existing cleaning strategies and more. We develop a new method to compute transitive closure under uncertaint ywhich handles the merging of groups of inexact duplicate records. Experimental results show that this framework can identify duplicates and anomalies with high recall and precision.
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