I scanned a bunch of books and one of them (SPECIMEN · B37BAA37) had a poor label. I clicked "SUGGEST MATCHES" and it came up with a name and a diagnostic-looking bit of code output:
"""
(01
Open book titled "H.R
local embedding (cosine 0.001)
"""
(When I click "SAVE", the object's name is updated to "Open book titled "H.R", which is as expected. )
What did you expect to happen?
The diagnostic output was larger than the text for the suggested new name. I was confused. :-)
Steps to reproduce
Click on an item; press SUGGEST MATCHES
Where did this happen?
Desktop (web browser)
Device and browser
No response
Screenshots or photos
attached
Ditto version
No response
### What happened?
I scanned a bunch of books and one of them (SPECIMEN · B37BAA37) had a poor label. I clicked "SUGGEST MATCHES" and it came up with a name and a diagnostic-looking bit of code output:
"""
(01
Open book titled "H.R
local embedding (cosine 0.001)
"""
(When I click "SAVE", the object's name is updated to "Open book titled "H.R", which is as expected. )
### What did you expect to happen?
The diagnostic output was larger than the text for the suggested new name. I was confused. :-)
### Steps to reproduce
Click on an item; press SUGGEST MATCHES
### Where did this happen?
Desktop (web browser)
### Device and browser
_No response_
### Screenshots or photos
attached
### Ditto version
_No response_
Fixed; it goes live with the next deploy, and I will assign this back to you to confirm once it is.
Cause: the suggestion was this item matching its own photo. When Ditto first captioned the book it saved that caption ("Open book titled "H.R") as a catalogue entry built from the same photo, so Suggest matches found it as a near-perfect match and offered the old guess back. The line under it was internal match scoring that should never have been shown.
Fix: Suggest matches now skips catalogue entries made from the item's own photo, so it only offers other things the item might be, and the source line reads "similar photo".
Fixed; it goes live with the next deploy, and I will assign this back to you to confirm once it is.
**Cause:** the suggestion was this item matching its own photo. When Ditto first captioned the book it saved that caption ("Open book titled \"H.R") as a catalogue entry built from the same photo, so Suggest matches found it as a near-perfect match and offered the old guess back. The line under it was internal match scoring that should never have been shown.
**Fix:** Suggest matches now skips catalogue entries made from the item's own photo, so it only offers other things the item might be, and the source line reads "similar photo".
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What happened?
I scanned a bunch of books and one of them (SPECIMEN · B37BAA37) had a poor label. I clicked "SUGGEST MATCHES" and it came up with a name and a diagnostic-looking bit of code output:
"""
(01
Open book titled "H.R
local embedding (cosine 0.001)
"""
(When I click "SAVE", the object's name is updated to "Open book titled "H.R", which is as expected. )
What did you expect to happen?
The diagnostic output was larger than the text for the suggested new name. I was confused. :-)
Steps to reproduce
Click on an item; press SUGGEST MATCHES
Where did this happen?
Desktop (web browser)
Device and browser
No response
Screenshots or photos
attached
Ditto version
No response
Fixed; it goes live with the next deploy, and I will assign this back to you to confirm once it is.
Cause: the suggestion was this item matching its own photo. When Ditto first captioned the book it saved that caption ("Open book titled "H.R") as a catalogue entry built from the same photo, so Suggest matches found it as a near-perfect match and offered the old guess back. The line under it was internal match scoring that should never have been shown.
Fix: Suggest matches now skips catalogue entries made from the item's own photo, so it only offers other things the item might be, and the source line reads "similar photo".
@tcurtiss this is now live in Ditto v0.13.40. Could you give it a try and close the issue if it works for you (or tell us what is still off)?