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Viewing related projects¶

Related projects are listed on a project’s home page.

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These are projects that contain fields that are most similar to the current project.

TIP: You will only see projects to which you have been granted access: public projects, and private projects on which you are a team member.

How related projects are identified¶

To determine which projects should be listed in Related Projects:

  1. The recommendation engine scans the current project’s files and weights the terms found to determine which of them to use for the likeness search.
  2. The engine performs a search, with extra weight given to the “uses” and “imports” keywords.
  3. The engine finds the files and projects that are most similar to the current project and scores the results.
  4. The top-scoring matches are displayed in Related Projects. Only public projects and private projects to which you have access are included.
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