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An example use case would be joining one layer of cities to another, where the coordinates of cities in the two datasets don't exactly match and there is no key field to join on. There should be a parameter giving a distance tolerance for matching coordinates. If there are multiple candidate joins within the given tolerance, the closest should be selected. Performance should be better than the brute force solution.
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An example use case would be joining one layer of cities to another, where the coordinates of cities in the two datasets don't exactly match and there is no key field to join on. There should be a parameter giving a distance tolerance for matching coordinates. If there are multiple candidate joins within the given tolerance, the closest should be selected. Performance should be better than the brute force solution.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: