The current script building clusters of duplicates, but there are cases it might yield unwanted results:
When doc B is clustered under doc A's name, another doc C can also be clustered into B's name (AB, BC, C!~A), thus when we are deleting non "extreme"s from each cluster, we could end up having both A and B kept in the results.
A better way to delete duplicates is to find community within each connected components. This is used in https://github.com/src-d/gemini.
The current script building clusters of duplicates, but there are cases it might yield unwanted results:
When doc B is clustered under doc A's name, another doc C can also be clustered into B's name (A
B, BC, C!~A), thus when we are deleting non "extreme"s from each cluster, we could end up having both A and B kept in the results.A better way to delete duplicates is to find community within each connected components. This is used in https://github.com/src-d/gemini.