Challenge: Existing studies on entity linking focus on linking entities to knowledge bases, but on social media platforms, such as Yelp, it can be more practical.
Approach: They propose to link entities within a social media platform with a new entity linking problem.
Outcome: The proposed model can link business mentions to corresponding businesses on a social media platform.

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