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services/data-hub/README.md

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 Kubernetes descriptors can be found in the [k8s](./k8s) directory.
 
+## Import & Merge
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+Find more details [here](./src/minhash-poc/README.md) 
+
 ## Environment variables
 
 ### General

services/data-hub/src/minhash-poc/README.md

@@ -33,6 +33,6 @@ Then different data sets were checked for the existence of a common identity. Th
 
 The "minhashing" of small data sets basically works here and is suitable for establishing the same identities in different data sets.
 
-In contrast to the conventional application of these algorithms, the OIH's context tends to handle tiny-sized data sets. Each set usually contains a small amount of characters and therefore results more often in a meager set of shingles. In the end this can lead to accumulated false positives.
+In contrast to the conventional application of these algorithms, the OIH's context tends to handle tiny-sized data sets. Each set usually contains a small number of characters and therefore results more often in a meager set of shingles. In the end, this can lead to a higher amount of false positives.
 
 One possible conclusion is that automatic detection using the Minhash method should not be accepted without a further verification process. This should be done by algorithmic post-processing or plain human interaction on a suited merge interface.