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A metric is a function that outputs a distance between 2 elements of a set & meets certain strict criteria (some 'distance' functions are not metrics).
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What is a metric can I use to calculate the distance between labels?
Another metric than you can use is the Levenshtein distance - the minimum number of single-character edits required to change one word into the other. … If there is some meaning to the order of your letters, such that for example the distance between a and c is larger than the distance between a and b, then you can use a metric such as the euclidean distance …
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