Thank you so much! This was really helpful

Incredibly useful, polyfuzz does exactly what I was looking for! Within the information I looked for, this was the clearest and most simple tutorial to understand the code, thank you very much for sharing your knowledge.

Incredibly helpful, polyfuzz did exactly what I was looking for! Appreciate you taking the time to make this tutorial.

Love that you cover a wide range of topics.

Amazing video Melissa!

Thank for this, is the fuzzywuzzyR package still supported in 2024

fuzzy string matching == extremely useful

Thankyou!!! Really kool stuff

Thanks, learned a lot!

Hi there, great vido!!! I have a question...Do you know how to cluster/group similar records? For example if I get five addresses which are same but fuzzy, I would like to group them in a single cluster or group. Have you had chance to work on this?

This is awesome!

Hello Melissa, I am working on a current research project and your video has been super helpful. I need to do string matching for US college data and publication affiliation data. I have about 4 million observations. Are you available for a chat to give me the best tools to help solve my issue? Thank you!

ERROR when run : reticulate::import("polyfuzz") Error in py_module_import(module, convert = convert) : ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'polyfuzz'

Thank you so much. Just wondering, in you opinion, which fuzzy matching algorithm performs the best?

thanks it helps a lot !

BTW, I recently came across fuzzyjoin and stringdist packages in R that seem to go well with tidyverse dataflow. What are your thoughts on them?

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