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In line 192 of bcrpy/main.py it can be seen that fuzzy string matching is assessed for ANY word in the word sequence that may be greater than the cutoff value ( due to the word splitting and individual assessments thereof) . Because of this limitation, keyword can only be a single word with no spacing; spacing still considers it a single word and ergo, collections of words fail in giving accurate matches.
The idea is to implement a better language processing algorithm that may assess both individual words and collection of words with the cutoff metric.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
In line 192 of bcrpy/main.py it can be seen that fuzzy string matching is assessed for ANY word in the word sequence that may be greater than the
cutoff
value ( due to the word splitting and individual assessments thereof) . Because of this limitation, keyword can only be a single word with no spacing; spacing still considers it a single word and ergo, collections of words fail in giving accurate matches.The idea is to implement a better language processing algorithm that may assess both individual words and collection of words with the
cutoff
metric.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: