Closed cmutel closed 6 months ago
There are a few elements which have very generic synonyms, and these will lead to incorrect matches, such as:
{ "@id": "d16c8806-7701-4fbb-b68d-9b2d5d083d7a", "@unitId": "487df68b-4994-4027-8fdc-a4dc298257b7", "@formula": "MgCl2-KCl-6H2O", "@casNumber": "001318-27-0", "name": { "@xml:lang": "en", "#text": "Carnallite" }, "unitName": { "@xml:lang": "en", "#text": "kg" }, "compartment": { "@subcompartmentId": "30347aef-a90b-46ba-8746-b53741aa779d", "compartment": { "@xml:lang": "en", "#text": "natural resource" }, "subcompartment": { "@xml:lang": "en", "#text": "in water" } }, "synonym": [ { "@xml:lang": "en", "#text": "trichloride" }, { "@xml:lang": "en", "#text": "magnesium" }, { "@xml:lang": "en", "#text": "potassium" }, { "@xml:lang": "en", "#text": "hexahydrate" } ] }
Using synonyms should be the last resort, unfortunately, until the input data is cleaner.
There are a few elements which have very generic synonyms, and these will lead to incorrect matches, such as:
Using synonyms should be the last resort, unfortunately, until the input data is cleaner.