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Vectors are sequence containers representing arrays that can change in size. For questions about geometric or algebraic vectors, use [coordinate-system] instead.
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Loose string matching for words in postal addresses
You'd better use another strategy:
Find a table of all usual abbreviations used in postal addresses.
Create a new column normalized_street in your original dataframe by replacing all occurrences of …
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