Challenge: specialized entity linking problem involves linking only headwords of entities to knowledge bases . full product names are rarely written in context, instead abbreviated to shorter, irregular versions .
Approach: They propose a specialized entity linking problem where only the headwords of entities are to be linked to knowledge bases.
Outcome: The proposed model provides a strong benchmark performance on the special task.

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