Revision 13436
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza over 10 years ago
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"taxonomic_constraint":"true", "source_sorting":"false", "first":"false"}\ |
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# taxonomic_constraint (Constrain by Higher Taxonomy): selects lower ranks |
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# only from within the matched higher ranks. must be turned on, to ensure |
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# that higher ranks are always authoritative. |
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# source_sorting (Constrain by Source): always selects a match from the |
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# first source in the list, no matter how low the match score. must be |
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# turned off, to avoid worse matches being selected instead of better ones. |
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retrieval_response_pattern = '^//OK\[.*?\["com.extjs.gxt.ui.client.data.\ |
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BasePagingLoadResult/496878394","java.util.ArrayList/4159755760","org.iplantc.\ |
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tnrs.demo.shared.BeanTNRSEntry/1039545748",".*"\],0,7\]$' |
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lib/tnrs.py: retrieval_request_template: taxonomic_constraint, source_sorting: documented their meaning and why they need to be on/off