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agrc / api.mapserv.utah.gov

An asp.net web api system for geocoding addresses and performing spatial queries
https://api.mapserv.utah.gov/
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Artificially lower match scores for differing suffix directions & address systems #117

Open stdavis opened 4 years ago

stdavis commented 4 years ago

351 E 850 W, 84701 returns a match score of 92.43 but matches a totally different street: 351 E 850 N.

I would have expected the score to be much lower. I wonder if the API could artificially lower match scores when the suffix (or prefix) directions don't match the input.

We should also do this for candidates/matches that have a different address system.

Possible duplicate of #11

steveoh commented 4 years ago

It is certainly something we should investigate

steveoh commented 2 years ago

I like this idea. We would need to figure out the value to lower the score by or if a default value should be used.

stdavis commented 2 years ago

I'd like to start the bidding at -20 from the original score.

steveoh commented 2 years ago

Typically that would put it at about 72. Would we want it to go below the default match threshold?

stdavis commented 2 years ago

Good point. Is the default match threshold 75? Maybe -15 or -10?

steveoh commented 2 years ago

its 70

stdavis commented 2 years ago

Maybe -15 is the safest? Actually, though, I almost think that I would want it to drop below the match threshold. IMO, that's a bad match that only causes confusion. My vote would be maybe -25.

stdavis commented 2 months ago

Should a similar thing be done for candidates that have mismatching address grids from the input address?

steveoh commented 2 months ago

I like that idea