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thinkingmachines / linksight-2018

LinkSight is a web app for applying the Philippine Standard Geographic Code to messy and misspelled barangay, municipality, city, and province names.
https://linksight.thinkingmachin.es
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Include match confidence level in exported results #154

Closed piafaustino closed 6 years ago

piafaustino commented 6 years ago

While we're still improving LinkSight's accuracy, let's encourage users to double-check match results by providing a confidence level for each in the exported dataset. There can be three categories, consistent with what we use in our "Check Matches" view:

  1. Exact Match = 100% string match across all interlevels provided
  2. Near or Partial Match = Anything less than above. This encompasses naming variations, abbreviations, and missing values in the source data. This is currently called "Multiple Matches" in the UI but Near or Partial Match might be a more appropriate term, since you can have only 1 potential match but it's still just partial or near.
  3. No Match = Nothing at all found
marksteve commented 6 years ago

@piafaustino This from #141 right? I think it's better to update the existing issue (for example edit the title to reflect new resolution) and log everything in the comments rather than creating a new issue per adjustment. Provides better context and easier to track from notifications. Lessens the case of duplicate issues as well.

marksteve commented 6 years ago

@piafaustino Think of issues as a discussion rather than a checklist. You can add checklists in an issue for a reason!

piafaustino commented 6 years ago

Oks got it @marksteve, will close this and just update 141!