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<blockquote data-quote="gamejester" data-source="post: 291226" data-attributes="member: 50634"><p>The more test data we can get the closer we will be to a 'perfect solution'</p><p></p><p>How are you finding the quality of the data frmo movie-xml? I personally find it very high now, but there is still a bit of a stigma from users who tried it 9 - 12 months ago and refuse to believe it has got better!</p><p></p><p>If I fix the problem (well might be by design have yet to check the code) in the core where it will ably _fuzzy matching logic to ALL your selected search engine results rather than pick the best match from your top listed search then that will ensure we get most files from move-xml.</p><p>The ones it cannot find it can then use IMDB, which has a larger database so should have these movies, it is these tricky movies we need a list of so the IMDB script can be tunned to pick them up and the fuzzy logic tunned to indetify them, can you supply a list of films that are NOT found and put by it the seach engine which fails to find it.</p><p></p><p>Can people perhaps post in a standard format, somthing like this (I am guessing a bit here on what your results are):</p><p></p><p>Engine: moviexml</p><p>movies: 215</p><p>Auto matched correct: 172</p><p>Auto matched wrong: 0</p><p>Manually duplicate available: 43</p><p>Not Found: 0</p><p>Time Take: 15 mins</p><p></p><p>Engine: IMDB_movieXML</p><p>movies: 215</p><p>Auto matched correct: </p><p>Auto matched wrong: </p><p>Manually duplicate available: </p><p>Not Found: 61</p><p>Time Taken: 21 mins</p><p></p><p>Engine: IMDB_com</p><p>movies: 215</p><p>Auto matched correct: </p><p>Auto matched wrong: </p><p>Manually duplicate available: </p><p>Not Found: </p><p>Time Taken: </p><p></p><p>Engine: IMDB</p><p>movies: 215</p><p>Auto matched correct: </p><p>Auto matched wrong: </p><p>Manually duplicate available: </p><p>Not Found: </p><p>Time Taken: </p><p></p><p>This will show us if we are getting closer, + advertise to others which the good search engines are; with examples of movies that fail we might be able to tweak things further.</p><p></p><p>Once we have acurate searches which can retrive the correct movie list in manual mode every time then maybe the fuzzy logic auto chooser can be tunned to find it better.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gamejester, post: 291226, member: 50634"] The more test data we can get the closer we will be to a 'perfect solution' How are you finding the quality of the data frmo movie-xml? I personally find it very high now, but there is still a bit of a stigma from users who tried it 9 - 12 months ago and refuse to believe it has got better! If I fix the problem (well might be by design have yet to check the code) in the core where it will ably _fuzzy matching logic to ALL your selected search engine results rather than pick the best match from your top listed search then that will ensure we get most files from move-xml. The ones it cannot find it can then use IMDB, which has a larger database so should have these movies, it is these tricky movies we need a list of so the IMDB script can be tunned to pick them up and the fuzzy logic tunned to indetify them, can you supply a list of films that are NOT found and put by it the seach engine which fails to find it. Can people perhaps post in a standard format, somthing like this (I am guessing a bit here on what your results are): Engine: moviexml movies: 215 Auto matched correct: 172 Auto matched wrong: 0 Manually duplicate available: 43 Not Found: 0 Time Take: 15 mins Engine: IMDB_movieXML movies: 215 Auto matched correct: Auto matched wrong: Manually duplicate available: Not Found: 61 Time Taken: 21 mins Engine: IMDB_com movies: 215 Auto matched correct: Auto matched wrong: Manually duplicate available: Not Found: Time Taken: Engine: IMDB movies: 215 Auto matched correct: Auto matched wrong: Manually duplicate available: Not Found: Time Taken: This will show us if we are getting closer, + advertise to others which the good search engines are; with examples of movies that fail we might be able to tweak things further. Once we have acurate searches which can retrive the correct movie list in manual mode every time then maybe the fuzzy logic auto chooser can be tunned to find it better. [/QUOTE]
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