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When using DistributionBased matching, I have the following use case:
I create an instance of the matcher. I have two source tables (source_1 and source_2), and one target table target.
I call matcher.get_matches(source_1, target). Pickle files for columns of source_1 and target tables are written to e.g., /tmp/tmpkpakbdjz, and the same files are read back with clustering_utils.get_column_from_store. Matches are generated.
I call matcher.get_matches(source_2, target). Pickle files for columns of source_2 and target tables are written to e.g., /tmp/tmp41gf90n2. HOWEVER, clustering_utils.get_column_from_store attempts to read pkl files created for columns of source_1 from directory /tmp/tmp41gf90n2
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When using
DistributionBased
matching, I have the following use case:source_1
andsource_2
), and one target tabletarget
.matcher.get_matches(source_1, target)
. Pickle files for columns ofsource_1
andtarget
tables are written to e.g.,/tmp/tmpkpakbdjz
, and the same files are read back withclustering_utils.get_column_from_store
. Matches are generated.matcher.get_matches(source_2, target)
. Pickle files for columns ofsource_2
andtarget
tables are written to e.g.,/tmp/tmp41gf90n2
. HOWEVER,clustering_utils.get_column_from_store
attempts to read pkl files created for columns ofsource_1
from directory/tmp/tmp41gf90n2
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: