Matching based on the first word
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Hi,
I have two cell arrays A and B where each contains companies names: for example A contains "Biotech Capital Corp" while B contains the same company but listed differently "BIOTECH CAP CORP". Can I match A and B based on the first word in the text? I mean can i write a code that tells that "Biotech Capital Corp" matches "BIOTECH CAP CORP" based on teh first word in the two strings "biotech" ?
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Jan
2017-11-10
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2017-11-10
A_list = {'Biotech Capital Corp', 'Apple something', 'tesla something else'};
B_list = {'Volvo Car AB', 'BIOTECH CAP CORP', 'TESLA by Elon Musk'};
A1 = strtok(A_list, ' ');
B1 = strtok(B_list, ' ');
[LiA, LocB] = ismember(lower(A1), lower(B1)); % Or the other way around
[AInd, BInd] = CStrAinBP(strtok(A_list), strtok(B_list), 'i')
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per isakson
2017-11-10
编辑:per isakson
2017-11-10
Yes, try this
match = cssm()
match =
0 1 0
0 0 0
0 0 1
A_list items on the rows and B_list on the columns, i.e.
- the first item in A_list matches the second item in B_list.
- the fourth item in A_list matches the fourth item in B_list.
where
function match = cssm()
A_list = {'Biotech Capital Corp', 'Apple something', 'tesla something else'};
B_list = {'Volvo Car AB', 'BIOTECH CAP CORP', 'TESLA by Elon Musk'};
match = false( length( A_list ), length( B_list ) );
for jj = 1 : length( A_list )
a1 = regexp( A_list{jj}, '\<\w+\>', 'once', 'match' );
xpr = sprintf( '\\<%s\\>', a1 );
cac = regexpi( B_list, xpr );
%
match( jj, : ) = cellfun( @(pos) not(isempty(pos))&&pos==1, cac );
end
end
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