Zápasy

In computer science, „Zápasy“ translates to „Matches“ in English. It typically refers to the process of comparing or aligning data, objects, or patterns to determine a correspondence or equivalence. This can occur in various contexts, such as:

1. **Data Matching**: In databases, matches are established to find similar or identical records between datasets, often used in data cleaning, deduplication, or merging.

2. **Pattern Matching**: In programming and algorithms, matches refer to the identification of specific patterns within strings or data structures. This is commonly used in regular expressions, search algorithms, and text processing.

3. **Game Theory and Algorithms**: In algorithm design, matches can refer to pairing entities in optimization problems, such as the stable marriage problem, where suitable pairs are matched based on preferences or criteria.

Overall, „Zápasy“ or matches involve aligning entities based on criteria, thereby providing a means to analyze similarities, associations, or relationships within a set of data or objects.