FindMatches class - Amazon Glue
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FindMatches class

Package: com.amazonaws.services.glue.ml

object FindMatches

Def apply

def apply(frame: DynamicFrame,
            transformId: String,
            transformationContext: String = "",
            callSite: CallSite = CallSite("Not provided", ""),
            stageThreshold: Long = 0,
            totalThreshold: Long = 0,
            enforcedMatches: DynamicFrame = null): DynamicFrame,
			computeMatchConfidenceScores: Boolean

Find matches in an input frame and return a new frame with a new column containing a unique ID per match group.

  • frame — The DynamicFrame in which to find matches. Required.

  • transformId — A unique ID associated with the FindMatches transform to apply on the input frame. Required.

  • transformationContext — Identifier for this DynamicFrame. The transformationContext is used as a key for the job bookmark state that is persisted across runs. Optional.

  • callSite — Used to provide context information for error reporting. These values are automatically set when calling from Python. Optional.

  • stageThreshold — The maximum number of error records allowed from the computation of this DynamicFrame before throwing an exception, excluding records present in the previous DynamicFrame. Optional. The default is zero.

  • totalThreshold — The maximum number of total errors records before an exception is thrown, including those from previous frames. Optional. The default is zero.

  • enforcedMatches — The frame for enforced matches. Optional. The default is null.

  • computeMatchConfidenceScores — A Boolean value indicating whether to compute a confidence score for each group of matching records. Optional. The default is false.

Returns a new dynamic frame with a unique identifier assigned to each group of matching records.