What we have also as part of this Match IQ, there's an inbuilt translation happening. If they are different... And probably a name is not a right kind of example there, but let's say you have a different data set in different languages. And it is supposed to be the same name or same value when you kind of standardize them in one common language. That is something Match IQ handles natively. You don't have to basically do any additional configuration for that. So what it is doing right now is when you look at this record, it will basically transliterate everything before it does this kind of training. In one example, I show in the video, is in Chinese but it tells me that this record here is a match with Zao. And you can see that it was able to do that because it transliterated this data, and then it was able to find this match.
Find the Reltio Community Show, Match IQ - Machine Learning Based Matching, here:
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Suchen Chodankar
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Original Message:
Sent: 08-15-2022 10:38
From: Georgy CHERNYAVSKIY
Subject: Is it possible to create custom dictionaries in Match IQ?
For example: in Polish "Jerzy" and "Jurek" represent a same First Name
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Georgy CHERNYAVSKIY
Customer Data Process Owner, Data & Performance, Governance
Schneider Electric
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