Difference between revisions of "YASMEEN matching results merger"

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"Yet Another Species Matching Execution ENvironment" - matching results merger CLI tool

Purposes

Command line

java -jar YASMEEN-merger-<version>.jar <options>

This CLI tool can be launched with the '-h' option to get a report of the available options:

java -jar YASMEEN-merger-<version>.jar -h

Will give:

usage:
 -embeddedTemplate <arg>       Optional. Specify an embedded transformation template to apply to the produced output. Value is
                               one among { stripped, simple, csv, csvNoHeader
 -externalTemplateFile <arg>   Optional. Specify an external transformation template (XSLT) to apply to the produced output
 -h                            Print this message
 -inFile <arg>                 Specify a path to a file containing YASMEEN matching results in raw XML format. This option can
                               be repeated multiple time on the command line.
 -outFile <arg>                Specify a path to the file that will contain the merged matching results
 -retainMaxCandidates <arg>    Optional. Specify the maximum number of candidates (per input data) that must be retained in the
                               merged matching results. Accepts a positive integer as value.
 -retainMinScore <arg>         Optional. Specify the minimum matching score that candidates must have to be retained in the
                               merged matching results. Accepts a decimal value in the range (0.0 .. 1.0]

General command line options

-h

This option requires no arguments, and - when set - will print the help message and exit

Input file command line options

-inFile

Output file command line options

-outFile

Filtering command line options

-retainMinScore

-retainMaxCandidates

Transformation options

-embeddedTemplate

-externalTemplateFile

Appendix

Download

You can download the YASMEEN matching results merger with one of this URLs:

• v1.1.1 (2.787KB)

Changelog

• v1.1.1: first working implementation