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# Recent Updates and Fixes

## Overview

Two important fixes have been implemented based on testing feedback:

1. **Leetspeak Translation** (before NER)
2. **Improved Country Mapping** (check ALL tags)

---

## Fix 1: Leetspeak Translation

### Problem
Names with leetspeak (numbers replacing letters) weren't being properly cleaned:
- `4kira` should be `Akira`
- `1rene` should be `Irene`
- `3mma` should be `Emma`

### Solution
Added leetspeak translation **before** other NER processing in Cell 5.

### Mapping Table
| Leetspeak | Letter |
|-----------|--------|
| 4 | A |
| 3 | E |
| 1 | I |
| 0 | O |
| 7 | T |
| 5 | S |
| 8 | B |
| 9 | G |
| @ | A |
| $ | S |
| ! | I |

### Examples
```
4kira     -> akira
3mma      -> emma
1rene     -> irene
L3vi      -> Levi
S4sha     -> Sasha
K4te      -> Kate
J3ssica   -> Jessica
```

### Implementation
The `translate_leetspeak()` function runs FIRST in `clean_name()`, before emoji removal and other cleaning steps. This ensures leetspeak is converted to proper letters before any other processing.

---

## Fix 2: Improved Country Mapping

### Problem
The country mapping was stopping at the first match, which meant:
- **Irene** with tags `['girl', 'photorealistic', 'asian', 'woman', 'beautiful', 'celebrity', 'korean']`
- The `'korean'` tag wasn't being properly mapped to `'South Korea'`
- This resulted in incomplete hints being sent to the LLM
- **Expected**: Deepseek should identify **Bae Joo-hyun (Irene)** from Red Velvet

### Solution
Updated Cell 7 to:
1. **Check ALL tags** (not just stop at first match)
2. **Use a priority system** to select the best match:
   - Priority 3: Exact country name match (highest)
   - Priority 2: Nationality match (medium)
   - Priority 1: Word parts (lowest)

### How It Works

#### Before (Broken)
```python
def infer_country_and_nationality(tags):
    for tag in tags:
        if tag in mapping:
            return mapping[tag]  # ❌ Stops at first match!
    return ("", "")
```

#### After (Fixed)
```python
def infer_country_and_nationality(tags):
    best_match = None
    best_priority = 0

    for tag in tags:  # βœ… Check ALL tags
        if tag in mapping:
            country, nationality, priority = mapping[tag]
            if priority > best_priority:
                best_match = (country, nationality)
                best_priority = priority

    return best_match or ("", "")
```

### Example: Irene Case

**Input Tags**: `['girl', 'photorealistic', 'asian', 'woman', 'beautiful', 'celebrity', 'korean']`

**Processing**:
1. Check `'girl'` β†’ no match
2. Check `'photorealistic'` β†’ no match
3. Check `'asian'` β†’ no match (too generic)
4. Check `'woman'` β†’ no match
5. Check `'beautiful'` β†’ no match
6. Check `'celebrity'` β†’ no match
7. Check `'korean'` β†’ βœ… **MATCH!**
   - Maps to nationality: `'South Korean'`
   - Which maps to country: `'South Korea'`
   - Priority: 2 (nationality match)

**Output**:
- `likely_country`: `'South Korea'`
- `likely_nationality`: `'South Korean'`

**Sent to Deepseek**:
```
Given 'Irene' (celebrity, South Korea), provide:
1. Full legal name
2. Aliases
3. Gender
4. Top 3 professions
5. Country
```

**Expected Result**: Deepseek can now identify this as **Bae Joo-hyun (Irene)**, a South Korean singer/actress from the K-pop group Red Velvet.

---

## Impact on Results

### Better Name Recognition
- Leetspeak names are now properly translated
- LLMs receive cleaner, more recognizable names

### Better Country Context
- All tags are now considered for country mapping
- More accurate country/nationality hints sent to LLMs
- Better identification of international celebrities

### Example Improvements

| Name | Tags | Before | After |
|------|------|--------|-------|
| `4kira LoRA` | `['japanese', 'actress']` | `'4kira'` + no country | `'Akira'` + `'Japan'` |
| `Irene` | `['korean', 'celebrity']` | `'Irene'` + no country | `'Irene'` + `'South Korea'` |
| `1U` | `['korean', 'singer']` | `'1U'` + no country | `'IU'` + `'South Korea'` |
| `3lsa` | `['model']` | `'3lsa'` + no country | `'Elsa'` + country if tagged |

---

## Testing Recommendations

### Before Running Full Pipeline

1. **Test Leetspeak Translation** (Cell 5):
   ```python
   # Look for names with numbers in the output
   # Verify they're properly translated
   ```

2. **Test Country Mapping** (Cell 7):
   ```python
   # Check the debug output at the end:
   # "πŸ” Checking 'Irene' entries:"
   # Verify country is properly mapped
   ```

3. **Test Deepseek Results** (Cell 10):
   ```python
   # Look for Irene in the results
   # Should now identify as Bae Joo-hyun
   ```

### Validation Checklist

- [ ] Leetspeak names are translated (check console output in Cell 5)
- [ ] Country mapping shows high success rate (check stats in Cell 7)
- [ ] Irene is correctly identified as Bae Joo-hyun (check results in Cell 10)
- [ ] Other K-pop/Korean celebrities are properly identified
- [ ] Japanese/Chinese celebrities also benefit from better country mapping

---

## Notes

### Why Check ALL Tags?

Some entries have many tags, and the most informative tag might not be first:
```
tags = ['girl', 'sexy', 'beautiful', 'asian', 'korean', 'celebrity', 'kpop']
                                                  ^^^^ Most informative!
```

The old code might stop at `'girl'` or `'asian'` (no country info), missing the `'korean'` tag.

### Why Use Priority?

Some tags might match multiple countries. Priority ensures we get the best match:
- `'american'` β†’ exact nationality match (priority 2) β†’ USA
- `'america'` β†’ could be North/South/Central America (priority 1)

The system picks the higher priority match.

### Word Length Filter

Word parts only match if >4 characters to avoid false positives:
- βœ… `'china'` β†’ matches China (5 chars)
- ❌ `'us'` β†’ too short, might be part of other words

---

## Future Improvements

Potential enhancements:
1. **More leetspeak patterns**: `|\/|` for M, `(_)` for U, etc.
2. **Fuzzy country matching**: Handle typos like `'corean'` β†’ `'korean'`
3. **Multi-country support**: Some celebrities work in multiple countries
4. **Language detection**: Use name structure to infer origin

---

## Summary

βœ… **Leetspeak translation** ensures names are readable before NER
βœ… **ALL tags checked** ensures no country hints are missed
βœ… **Priority system** ensures best match is selected
βœ… **Better LLM results** from improved name quality and country context

These fixes should significantly improve the accuracy of person identification, especially for:
- International celebrities (K-pop, J-pop, C-pop)
- Names with leetspeak
- Entries where country info appears later in tag list