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I am using process.extract method, And I know it uses WRatio under the hood for calculating score. Following is the case in which I am getting very high score of 90 despite the string hardly equal. Is there any way to fix this in WRatio?
inp_name="america"
name_list=["american Futures and Options Exchange"]
process.extractOne(inp_name,name_list)
Output--> ('american Futures and Options Exchange', 90.0, 0)
PS: I know other alternatives likes fuzz.ratio, partial_ratio, token_sort_ratio. But WRatio works pretty well for my usecase. So any workaround for the same would be appreciated... Thanks!
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I am using process.extract method, And I know it uses WRatio under the hood for calculating score. Following is the case in which I am getting very high score of 90 despite the string hardly equal. Is there any way to fix this in WRatio?
PS: I know other alternatives likes fuzz.ratio, partial_ratio, token_sort_ratio. But WRatio works pretty well for my usecase. So any workaround for the same would be appreciated... Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: