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False positives #20

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lauracalinoiu opened this issue Jan 11, 2017 · 8 comments
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False positives #20

lauracalinoiu opened this issue Jan 11, 2017 · 8 comments

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@lauracalinoiu
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I have false positives because of .realm files and because I have in my project a complex concatenating algorithm:

title_subtitle_category1

But I guess for that - no tool could do a great job.

Thank you,

@tinymind
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Could you show me some code? Thanks.
In my test demo, check the Similar name:

image

image

The images in Similar folder will no show in unused results.

@lauracalinoiu
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I have eight images that have this format:

[prefix] _ "difficulty" _ [difficulty_level]

sample: "in_progress_difficulty_hard", "difficulty_easy" (so prefix="" for this one)

Another problem is that we use Realm for storing image names that we use.

Thank you very much for your time!

@tinymind
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tinymind commented Jan 17, 2017

Sorry, this tool has no ability to detect similar name with a complex rule.
So far, I use a very simple rule to check similar name:

  1. prefix+suffix+number
  2. prefix+number+suffix
  3. number+prefix+suffix

You can see, it requires resource name contains a number, so that I could locate the diff part using regex.

@lauracalinoiu
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@tinymind, thanks for your time and great tool. It is really a nice tool.

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