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[Algorithm A][GitHub search] Should provide less-but-correct rather than many-but-wrong results. #22

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samduy opened this issue Jun 29, 2017 · 1 comment
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samduy commented Jun 29, 2017

The conditions should be combined (AND, not OR). The provided results should be very accurate, even there are few.

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samduy commented Jun 29, 2017

May give some confidence on the returned result. The result should be accepted only if it is above some certain level of confidence. If the confidence is very low, the result should be ignored. It helps remove some packages that are not actually open source. One of the good candidate can be: the star property of the repo on GitHub.

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samduy added a commit that referenced this issue Jul 20, 2017
It didn't combine both conditions, due to mistake in filtering for
duplicate items in the results. Now this has been fixed.

Issue #4 completely fixed. Issue #22 can be improved later, based on
actual findings during tests.
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