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Schema matching now uses LLMs for reasoning instead of fixed rules. Language models judge column correspondences by reading names, values, and examples in a prompt. This replaces hand-written regexes and fixed-label classifiers like Sherlock and Sato. The shift treats matching as reasoning rather than classification, handling ambiguous fields that rule-based systems miss.
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