Take geography into account for address computation #617
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Use the more complex way of computing the address from Nominatim for computing the rank 30 address. That makes sure that address parts are not blindly taken from the parent but geographic relations are taken into account. When streets go over boundaries, all address fall then into the right side of the boundary. Requires advanced SQL which is not supported by H2. Thus use the previous simpler query for tests instead.
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I pulled this branch, compiled with Loaded the Nominatim DB with data only from Hyderbad, India. Total no of records imported by photon: 18983 The address hierarchy issue appears to be fixed with this branch on testing a few data points. |
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Use the more complex way of computing the address from Nominatim for computing the rank 30 address. That makes sure that address parts are not blindly taken from the parent but geographic relations are taken into account. When streets go over boundaries, the addresses along that street will be corrected as necessary according to the administrative entity that contains them. See also Nominatim PR osm-search/Nominatim#2082
Requires advanced SQL which is not supported by H2. Thus use the previous simpler query for tests instead.
Sadly, this PR is incompatible with #547. If it gets merged, then import time will again increase by around 50%. So it would be useful if others tested this a bit to figure out if it is worth the performance loss. I haven't made up my mind yet if I want to merge it or not.
See also discussion in #609.