ScoreStandalone and scoreIncremental Elements
The ScoreStandalone and scoreIncemental elements
are used to calculate a Match Score for a profile that is designated as a potential
match and can assist a data steward when reviewing potential matches.
Optional: Yes; If using this feature, use these parameters together as a pair.
If you have set the match group TYPE to suspect, then
you may include these two elements in the match group’s configuration as shown below.
},
"matchServiceClass": "com.reltio.businesslogic.match.providers.internal.InternalMatchService",
"scoreStandalone": 80,
"scoreIncremental": 10
}Set each to a numeric value from 0 to 100. If the profile becomes a potential match, then
the scoreStandalone and scoreIncremental values
defined in the individual match groups will be used to form the Match Score for
the profile as follows: Of the ‘suspect’ match groups that returned
true, the Match Score is first set to the largest
scoreStandalone of all the scoreStandalone scores.
It is then increased by all the scoreIncremental scores with the
exception of the scoreIncremental score that came from the same match
group that provided scoreStandalone.
This calculation is performed if scoreStandalone and
scoreIncremental are provided and does not need to be enabled by
any other setting.
true for it, and if any particular one of
those rules had a significantly high scoreStandalone. The premise is
that you have chosen one or two of your rules to be far more important than the others
and thus have given them a high scoreStandalone relative to the other
rules. So, in the example shown, the profile on the right with a Match Score of
100 caused your most important rule (which presumably has a high
scoreStandalone score) to evaluate to true as well
as perhaps several others. Conversely, the profile to its left with a Match Score
of only 50, did not enjoy that same amount of involvement so it is not considered as
strong a profile in that regard.