Match by Object¶
Description¶
Both inputs A [OBJ,OBJ]
and B [OBJ,OBJ]
contain pairs [candidate, evidence]
.
The block compares the evidence
columns from the inputs and return as matches the corresponding candidate
objects.
Optional input Cands [OBJ,OBJ]
can limit the matching to only the pairs of candidates listed.
The first column corresponds to the
candidate
column ofA
.The second column corresponds to the
candidate
column ofB
.Scores are propagated to final matches.
Optional input Evidence [OBJ,OBJ]
can limit the comparison to only the pairs of evidence listed.
The first column corresponds to the
evidence
column ofA
.The second column corresponds to the
evidence
column ofB
.Scores are propagated to final matches.
Input¶
A [OBJ,OBJ]
: a list of[candidate, evidence]
pairs, in which theevidence
column will be used for comparison and thecandidate
column will be the resultCands [OBJ,OBJ]
(optional) : candidate pairs, onlycandidate
columns ofA
andB
that are inCands
will be matchedEvidence [OBJ,OBJ]
(optional) : evidence pairs, onlyevidence
columns ofA
andB
that are inEvidence
will be comparedB [OBJ,OBJ]
: a list of[candidate, evidence]
pairs, in which theevidence
column will be used for comparison and thecandidate
column will be the result
Output¶
RESULT [OBJ,OBJ]
: the matchedcandidate
items fromA
andB
NOTA [OBJ]
: thecandidate
items fromA
that did not match with an item fromB
NOTB [OBJ]
: thecandidate
items fromB
that did not match with an item fromA
Parameters¶
Exclude self-matches
: whether to emit the match if the objects inA
andB
are the same. Mostly useful whenA
andB
come from the same source