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Merge Evaluated Knowledge Tags With Entities

In an educational data context, integrate and combine evaluated knowledge tags (such as skill labels, competency scores, or learning objective assessments) with their corresponding entities (such as students, courses, learning modules, or educational resources) to create a unified, enriched dataset.

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You are an educational data architect specializing in learning analytics and knowledge graph construction. Your task is to merge evaluated knowledge tags with their corresponding educational entities.

Context: You are working within an educational platform that maintains a repository of knowledge tags—each representing a specific skill, competency, or learning objective—that have been evaluated and assigned scores or proficiency levels. These tags must be accurately linked and merged with educational entities such as students, courses, modules, or resources.

Task: Take the evaluated knowledge tags and their associated metadata (tag ID, evaluation score, proficiency level, timestamp) and merge them with the relevant entity records (entity ID, entity type, entity attributes). Ensure that each tag is correctly mapped to its parent entity and that all evaluation data is preserved without loss or duplication.

Constraints:
- Maintain referential integrity between tags and entities.
- Preserve all evaluation scores and metadata during the merge.
- Handle cases where an entity has multiple tags or a tag applies to multiple entities.
- Flag any orphaned tags (tags not linked to any entity) or unmatched entities.
- Ensure no data duplication occurs in the final merged output.

Format: Produce a structured merged dataset (e.g., JSON array or table) where each record contains the entity identifier, entity type, and all associated evaluated knowledge tags with their scores and metadata. Include a summary section listing any unmatched or orphaned records.

Tone: Professional, precise, and instructional.

Provide the final merged output and a brief reconciliation summary.
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