One of quality assesments we use is number of databases where we found a match for a name-string.
It should be found for every name-string, and located on the same level as 'total', 'suppliedInput', 'suppliedId', for example:
matchedDataSources: 36
in this example matchedDataSources will always be 36 when we search full database (independant on bestMatchOnly true or false). It returns number of data_sources we found a name in.
In case where user specifically asked for dataSourceIds [1,2] it returns only number that was found in the subset of datasources. In the example it wold not exceed 2.
alexander-myltsev
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One of quality assesments we use is number of databases where we found a match for a name-string. It should be found for every name-string, and located on the same level as 'total', 'suppliedInput', 'suppliedId', for example:
matchedDataSources: 36
in this example matchedDataSources will always be 36 when we search full database (independant on bestMatchOnly true or false). It returns number of data_sources we found a name in.
In case where user specifically asked for dataSourceIds [1,2] it returns only number that was found in the subset of datasources. In the example it wold not exceed 2.