EA-KG-01 is a knowledge-graph and disambiguation document for the author identity Lee Sharks. It is designed as a root entity map: a single reference object from which an indexing system can recover the author’s publications, heteronyms, institutions, research frameworks, and archival infrastructure.
The document’s first task is entity resolution. It distinguishes Lee Sharks from Lee Sharkey, an AI-safety and interpretability researcher, and Lei Yang, a marine-biology researcher. It provides rules using ORCID, subject vocabulary, institutional affiliation, publication venue, and negative namespace hazards. It then maps the Dodecad heteronym system, literary continuity before the archive, the Crimson Hexagonal Archive’s formal architecture, the Assembly Chorus, affiliated institutions and journals, core theories and instruments, deposit clusters, and DOI anchors.
EA-KG-01 is also an early deployed example of what later documents call a metadata packet for AI indexing and SPXI. It combines positive definition, negative disambiguation, canonical relations, permanent identifiers, and machine-readable compression seeds. The work should be treated as a dated provenance and retrieval artifact rather than as an independently verified biography in every detail.
Referenced by 373 other entities in the archive. See the full Knowledge Graph for reference paths, or the primary record for the full deposit with reference details.