[SOLVED] R python database We have the following information on our subject of investigation:

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We have the following information on our subject of investigation:
Primary Name: James W Smith
Aliases:
James Smith
Jame Smith
Jamie Smith
J Smith
Dob: 5/xx/1974

Goal Is to identify if there is any record/ records matching this persons profile in the database https://www.bop.gov/inmateloc/ . This would indicate a red flag against this subject.
We need to come up with a rating/ scoring mechanism based on similarity of the information given in subjects profile and the information from profiles of the results returned from search in order to rank the searched records in the order of their nearest match to our subject.

Input is our subjects profile.
Output is:
Register #
Records Name
Score

Few points to note:
Aliases are akas by which the subject might be registered in databases.
Search is done by name
Age in this database may be registered with an error of 1 year. For example- if the age of our subject is 26, and he has a record in BOP, then there is a possibility that his age in his BOP records may be 25, or 26 or 27.
The records in the database are uniquely identified by register number.
The range and nature of score/rating is up to you. It should be quantitative. It can be a number from 0 to 1 or 0 to 100 or in percent form or any other range which you would consider apt.
You can use any mechanism (simple to complex) which helps you solve the goal best.
Deliverables:
A brief write-up on your research, your mechanism, what were the other options and why did you choose this, benefits of this mechanism, etc.
Code if any. (language preference R or Python)

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[SOLVED] R python database We have the following information on our subject of investigation:
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