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The matching score is probably the same, or very close in both ways, but this fact does not necessarily help in a three-way scenario: A <-> B: 80% A <-
by selcuka 2y ago
The matching score is probably the same, or very close in both ways, but this fact does not necessarily help in a three-way scenario:
A <-> B: 80%
A <-> C: 90%
B <-> C: 70%
When you search for A the best match will be C, but if you start with B it will be A. If one of the accounts has a smaller sample set as in GP's case, the gap could be quite big.
- 6510 2y agoI'm still in disbelief. I think one should run the operation in reverse after obtaining result set.