Inequality¤
Returns success if values are not equal, failure otherwise.
Characteristics¤
This is a boolean distance measure, i.e., all distances are either 0 or 1.
Compares single values (as opposed to sequences of values). If multiple values are provided, all values are compared and the lowest distance is returned.
Examples¤
Notation: List of values are represented via square brackets. Example: [first, second] represents a list of two values “first” and “second”.
Returns distance 0, if the values are different:
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Input values:
- Source:
[max] - Target:
[john]
- Source:
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Returns:
0.0
Returns distance 1, if the values are equal:
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Input values:
- Source:
[max] - Target:
[max]
- Source:
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Returns:
1.0
If multiple values are provided, returns 0, if at least one value does not match:
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Input values:
- Source:
[max, helmut] - Target:
[max]
- Source:
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Returns:
0.0
If multiple values are provided, returns 1, if all value match:
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Input values:
- Source:
[max, max] - Target:
[max, max]
- Source:
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Returns:
1.0
Parameter¤
None