- Book Information
- Understanding the Master Index Match Engine
- About the Master Index Match Engine
- Related Topics
- Master Index Match Engine Overview
- Data Matching Concepts
- How the Master Index Match Engine Works
- Sun Master Index Standardization and Matching Process
- Master Index Match Engine Matching Configuration
- The Master Index Match Engine Match Configuration File
- Master Index Match Engine Comparison Functions
- Bigram Comparators
- Uncertainty String Comparators
- Advanced Jaro String Comparator (u)
- Winkler-Jaro String Comparator (ua)
- Condensed String Comparator (us)
- Advanced Jaro Adjusted for First Names (uf)
- Advanced Jaro Adjusted for Last Names (ul)
- Advanced Jaro Adjusted for House Numbers (un)
- Advanced Jaro AlphaNumeric Comparator (ujs)
- Unicode String Comparator (usu)
- Unicode AlphaNumeric Comparator (usus)
- Exact Character-to-Character Comparator (c)
- Numeric Comparators
- Condensed AlphaNumeric SSN Comparator (nS)
- Date Comparators
- Prorated Comparator (p)
- Creating Custom Comparators for the Master Index Match Engine
- Custom Comparator Overview
- About the Comparator Package
- Defining Custom Comparators
- Before You Begin
- Step 1: Create the Custom Comparator Java Class
- Step 2: Register the Comparator in the Comparators List
- Step 3: Define Parameter Validations (Optional)
- Step 4: Define Data Source Handling (Optional)
- DataSourcesProperties Class
- Step 5: Define Curve Adjustment or Linear Fitting (Optional)
- Step 6: Compile and Package the Comparator
- Step 7: Import the Comparator Package Into Sun Master Index
- Step 8: Configure the Comparator in the Match Configuration File
- Master Index Match Engine Configuration for Common Data Types
- The Master Index Match String
- Master Index Match Engine Match String Fields
- Master Index Match Engine Match Types
- Configuring the Match String for a Master Index Application
- Fine-Tuning Weights and Thresholds for Sun Master Index
- Data Analysis Overview
- Customizing the Match Configuration and Thresholds