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Roberto: Sorry for teh late reply but for whatever reason, the first
notification
about your Jan 2nd question got lost in my spam filter.
What I meant is the ability to provide as an input not one dataset but two
dataset.
In this setting, one dataset would be some "reference" and the second dataset a
"query" dataset.
The goal would be to find all items in the "query" set that are similar to
items in
the "reference" data set above a certain threshold: basically returning the
similarity intersection between the two sets as opposed to the current setting
where
only pairs within the same are considered. I guess one way could be to merge
the sets
and discard pairs returned from the same set, though that does seem pretty
naive.
Original comment by pombreda...@gmail.com on 26 Jan 2010 at 6:53
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