A join that only returns false or true, treating values that would be uncertain as false.
If all nested constraints return true, that is the result. Otherwise, the result will be false.
Pessimistic joins can be made conditional by wrapping their constraints in if blocks.
structure (Business) {
property (address) {
type (viv.geo.Address)
}
// ... more properties ...
// Businesses get merged only if their name and addresses match with
// a "true" tolerance, not an "uncertain" one
equivalence: pessimistic-join {
convertible-concepts
equivalent-values (name)
equivalent-values (address)
}
}This block demonstrates a conditional constraint:
equivalence: optimistic-join {
equal-values (label)
equivalent-values (performer)
equivalent-values (venue)
if (label == 'SingleEvent') {
equivalent-values (events)
}
}| fuzzy-numeric-equality optional | Constraint that relaxes the equivalence threshold for float values (primitive type decimal) |
| fuzzy-string-equality optional | Constraint that relaxes the equivalence threshold for strings (primitive type name) |
| inherit-predicates optional | Inherit the equivalent policy from a parent concept |
| never-equivalent optional | Never set types equal to each other |
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