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Jaccard distance (dJ​(A,B)=1−J(A,B))

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The dissimilarity is the number of mismatched presences divided by the number of coordinates present in at least one profile. It differs from normalized Hamming distance because coordinates absent from both profiles do not enter its denominator. Define the distance of two empty sets to be zero.

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