As shown in the README:
$ gnverifier --fuzzy_relaxed "Bbo bbo"
<usage menu>
unknown flag: --fuzzy_relaxed
The motivation for using this is to get both exact and fuzzy matches from a set of preferred data providers.
For example:
$ gnverifier -j 1 --format compact --sources 11,179 --all_matches --capitalize --fuzzy_relaxed "Siphonogorgia alexandri"
When specifying both GBIF (11) and Open Tree of LIFE (179), only the exact matches from OTOL are returned. When specifying only GBIF, a fuzzy result (with "alexanderi") is returned.
When resolving a large set of terms programmatically with gnverifier as a dependency, we would like to use this standard command format using results from both providers (exact and fuzzy matching) and perform logic on the results.
As shown in the README:
The motivation for using this is to get both exact and fuzzy matches from a set of preferred data providers.
For example:
$ gnverifier -j 1 --format compact --sources 11,179 --all_matches --capitalize --fuzzy_relaxed "Siphonogorgia alexandri"When specifying both GBIF (11) and Open Tree of LIFE (179), only the exact matches from OTOL are returned. When specifying only GBIF, a fuzzy result (with "alexanderi") is returned.
When resolving a large set of terms programmatically with
gnverifieras a dependency, we would like to use this standard command format using results from both providers (exact and fuzzy matching) and perform logic on the results.