| # Matches between and between |

You have chosen to display the matches between and/or between in your grid data.

To support content analysis, you may also show the rank order of the matches and their classification as H-high, I-intermediate and L-low.

## Showing a list of your Match Parameters

You can show or hide a list of the parameters that control how the matches are calculated.

Clicking on shows them, and clicking on hides them.

## Match Parameters

There are three sub-sections to the Match Parameters panel, the top row of buttons, "Match" section and "Use" section.

Clicking on the "Match" button causes the matches to be output again with the new parameters.

Clicking on the "Continue" button returns to the main page.

## Match specification

The first two check boxes control whether and matches are shown.

The "Index" check box when checked causes the match indices used in the Honey/Jancowicz content analysis technique to be shown.

The "Separate" check box when checked causes the matches to be shown to each item separately.

The "Numbers" check box when checked causes the and numbers to be shown.

The "Notes" check box when checked causes the the annotation of the and to be shown in parentheses after their names.

The two sets of three radio buttons specify whether all, selected or unselected items should be matched against all, selected or unselected items.

The "Cut off" value specifies the minimum value of match that will be shown

The "Power" value specifies the Minkowski metric used in the match measure.

## Use selected items and weights

The "Use" sub-section specifies whether only selected and will be displayed.

The "All" button at the top selects all and to be analyzed (equivalent to selecting all of them on the main page).

Note that if selection is specified for both matching and match calculation the two will interact and the and matches should be analyzed seaparately.

If any of the "Data Types" check boxes on the main page are checked this sub-section also gives the options to use and weights in analyses.

The selection and weight parameters are common to all analyses so that changing them in one applies them to the others.