calc_dist_ratio: Calculate the distance (OSA) ratio from distance and max...
In jacob-ogre/hcphb: Analysis of FWS/NMFS HCP Handbook Draft Revisions
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
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View source: R/str_distances.R
Description
Raw string edit distances are of limited use because differences in the
lengths of compared strings drives the distribution of expected distances.
The raw edit distances are normalized by element-wise division of the OSA
distance by the maximum possible distance (sum of compared string lengths).
Identical strings have a ratio of 0, completely different strings == 1.
Usage
1
calc_dist_ratio(dists, maxes)
Arguments
dists
A matrix of string edit distances (OSA)
maxes
A matrix of maximum possible string edit distances
Value
A matrix of edit distance ratios
See Also
get_max_dist
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Description Usage Arguments Value See Also
View source: R/str_distances.R
Description
Raw string edit distances are of limited use because differences in the lengths of compared strings drives the distribution of expected distances. The raw edit distances are normalized by element-wise division of the OSA distance by the maximum possible distance (sum of compared string lengths). Identical strings have a ratio of 0, completely different strings == 1.
Usage
1 | calc_dist_ratio(dists, maxes)
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Arguments
dists |
A matrix of string edit distances (OSA) |
maxes |
A matrix of maximum possible string edit distances |
Value
A matrix of edit distance ratios
See Also
get_max_dist
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