Working with Record Pairs and Clusters

When you are a curator for a mastering project, you:

• Define a blocking model to give Tamr guidelines about what makes records similar enough to possibly match and eliminate records that are too dissimilar to ever match. See Defining the Blocking Model.

• Assign record pairs to subject matter experts to solicit their feedback. Your experts (known in Tamr as reviewers) can confirm whether record pairs match. See Assigning record pairs to reviewers.

• Review and verify expert match/no match input on suggested record pairs. See Curating record pairs.

• Manage records in clusters. You can lock records in a cluster, merge clusters together, and move records between clusters. See Curating record clusters.