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Matching
The immediate next step is to call the Match tool, which will look at the numbers generated by Score and compare them to a threshold value. Input entities compared by Score that meet or exceed the threshold will have their identities changed to the URI of the person in VIVO, so that when the data is finally pulled into VIVO the new data will be linked to existing data. In this way you can fetch publications for your existing researchers.
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Change Namespace
Depending on how your data came in and how you generated triples for it the last step before importing the information into VIVO is to give your data proper URIs. This can be done via the ChangeNamespace tool. Prior to this step, URIs may be placeholders provided by the XSLT translation (typically using aspects of the raw data that are expected to be unique, such as an ISBN number) or blank nodes from a SPARQL Construct. If you've generated unique URI's for all of your data using a piece of unique information then you can skip this step. After this step all data has a proper VIVO URI and is ready for import into VIVO.
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