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the code in layerMappingStream.js defaults to assigning the venue layer when it can't decide on which another layer to assign it.
this is problematic as a lot of random stuff is showing up in pelias when people filter by layers=venuelike this.
two possible solutions (I didn't look into very deeply):
invert the matching so there is no default layer and we whitelist the ones we accept, reject the rest (which might be a nice way to slowly remove Geonames completely)
use the output of metadata/category_mapping.json to make better decisions on what should be classified as a 'venue'
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the code in
layerMappingStream.js
defaults to assigning thevenue
layer when it can't decide on which another layer to assign it.this is problematic as a lot of random stuff is showing up in pelias when people filter by
layers=venue
like this.two possible solutions (I didn't look into very deeply):
metadata/category_mapping.json
to make better decisions on what should be classified as a 'venue'The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: