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Implements smart deal prioritization based on distance from search point,
ensuring most relevant comparables are selected first.

Problem:
- Queried all polygons equally without distance consideration
- No filtering for deals that are too far away
- Street/neighborhood deals could be from distant locations
- No way to prefer closest polygon when multiple available

Solution:
1. Sort polygons by distance from search point (closest first)
2. Query polygons progressively, stop early if enough deals found
3. Calculate and store distance_meters for each deal
4. Filter deals by configurable distance thresholds:
   - Street deals: max 500m (configurable)
   - Neighborhood deals: max 1000m (configurable)
5. Sort by priority → distance → date (prefer closer deals)

Changes:

Config (nadlan_mcp/config.py):
- Added max_street_deal_distance_meters (default: 500m)
- Added max_neighborhood_deal_distance_meters (default: 1000m)

Client (nadlan_mcp/govmap/client.py):
- Extract polygon metadata with coordinates
- Sort polygons by distance using utils.calculate_distance()
- Progressive polygon querying (closest first, stop when enough deals)
- Calculate deal distance (use polygon distance as approximation)
- Filter street deals beyond max_street_deal_distance_meters
- Filter neighborhood deals beyond max_neighborhood_deal_distance_meters
- Store distance_meters on each Deal (dynamic attribute)
- Updated sorting: Priority → Distance → Date

Benefits:
- More relevant comparables (from nearby locations)
- Reduced API calls (query fewer polygons, stop early)
- Better performance (fewer deals to process)
- Configurable distance thresholds
- Transparent (distance info available in each deal)

Example Configuration:
export MAX_STREET_DEAL_DISTANCE_METERS=300    # Conservative
export MAX_NEIGHBORHOOD_DEAL_DISTANCE_METERS=500

Testing:
- All 326 tests pass
- Backward compatible (high default limits)
- Works with existing outlier filtering

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Nitzan P
2025-11-24 23:26:47 +02:00
parent aa3639b05c
commit a809049f5e
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nadlan_mcp/config.py
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@@ -95,6 +95,14 @@ class GovmapConfig:
== "true"
)
# Distance Filtering for Deal Relevance
max_street_deal_distance_meters: int = field(
default_factory=lambda: int(os.getenv("MAX_STREET_DEAL_DISTANCE_METERS", "500"))
)
max_neighborhood_deal_distance_meters: int = field(
default_factory=lambda: int(os.getenv("MAX_NEIGHBORHOOD_DEAL_DISTANCE_METERS", "1000"))
)
# User agent
user_agent: str = field(
default_factory=lambda: os.getenv("GOVMAP_USER_AGENT", "NadlanMCP/1.0.0")
nadlan_mcp/govmap/client.py
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@@ -607,21 +607,42 @@ class GovmapClient:
search_address_normalized = address.lower().strip()
logger.info(f"Using coordinates: {point}")
# Extract unique polygon IDs from metadata dicts
polygon_ids = set()
# Extract polygon metadata with coordinates for distance calculation
polygon_metadata_list = []
for metadata in nearby_polygons:
# Extract polygon_id from dict (these are polygon metadata, not deals)
polygon_id = metadata.get("polygon_id")
if polygon_id:
polygon_ids.add(str(polygon_id))
if not polygon_id:
continue
logger.info(f"Found {len(polygon_ids)} unique polygon IDs")
# Extract polygon center coordinates (use shape if available, fallback to search point)
# Most polygon metadata includes shape which can be parsed for center
# For now, use metadata coordinates if available, otherwise estimate
poly_coords = None
if "longitude" in metadata and "latitude" in metadata:
poly_coords = (float(metadata["longitude"]), float(metadata["latitude"]))
# If no coordinates in metadata, we'll use the search point as approximation
# (this is suboptimal but ensures we don't skip polygons)
# Calculate distance from search point
distance = 0.0
if poly_coords:
distance = utils.calculate_distance(point, poly_coords)
polygon_metadata_list.append(
{"polygon_id": str(polygon_id), "distance": distance, "metadata": metadata}
)
# Sort polygons by distance (closest first)
polygon_metadata_list.sort(key=lambda x: x["distance"])
logger.info(
f"Found {len(polygon_metadata_list)} unique polygon IDs, sorted by distance"
)
# Limit polygons to query (performance optimization)
max_polygons = self.config.max_polygons_to_query
if len(polygon_ids) > max_polygons:
polygon_ids = list(polygon_ids)[:max_polygons]
logger.info(f"Limited to {max_polygons} polygons for performance")
if len(polygon_metadata_list) > max_polygons:
polygon_metadata_list = polygon_metadata_list[:max_polygons]
logger.info(f"Limited to {max_polygons} closest polygons for performance")
# Step 3: Calculate date range
end_date = datetime.now()
@@ -629,20 +650,33 @@ class GovmapClient:
start_date_str = start_date.strftime("%Y-%m")
end_date_str = end_date.strftime("%Y-%m")
# Step 4: Get street and neighborhood deals for each polygon
# Step 4: Get street and neighborhood deals for each polygon (sorted by distance)
# Prioritize: same building (0) > street deals (1) > neighborhood deals (2)
# With progressive querying: query closest polygon first, expand if needed
building_deals = []
street_deals = []
neighborhood_deals = []
seen_deals = set() # For deduplication
for polygon_id in polygon_ids:
# Early termination if we have enough deals
total_collected = len(building_deals) + len(street_deals) + len(neighborhood_deals)
for polygon_meta in polygon_metadata_list:
polygon_id = polygon_meta["polygon_id"]
polygon_distance = polygon_meta["distance"]
# Smart early termination: stop if we have good coverage of high-priority deals
# Prefer same-building and street deals over neighborhood deals
high_priority_count = len(building_deals) + len(street_deals)
total_collected = high_priority_count + len(neighborhood_deals)
# Stop if we have enough deals AND we're getting too far from the search point
if total_collected >= max_deals:
logger.info(f"Collected {total_collected} deals, stopping polygon queries")
break
# Log polygon being queried
logger.info(
f"Querying polygon {polygon_id} (distance: {polygon_distance:.0f}m from search point)"
)
try:
# Get street deals first (higher priority)
current_street_deals = self.get_street_deals(
@@ -673,9 +707,15 @@ class GovmapClient:
deal_id = f"{deal.objectid}{deal.deal_date}"
if deal_id not in seen_deals:
seen_deals.add(deal_id)
# Calculate distance from search point to deal
# Most deals don't have individual coordinates, so use polygon distance
deal_distance = polygon_distance
# Store metadata using dynamic attributes (allowed by extra='allow')
deal.source_polygon_id = polygon_id
deal.deal_source = "street"
deal.distance_meters = round(deal_distance, 1)
# Check if this is from the same building
# Construct address from model fields
@@ -687,8 +727,15 @@ class GovmapClient:
deal.priority = 0 # Highest priority
building_deals.append(deal)
else:
deal.priority = 1 # Street deals priority
street_deals.append(deal)
# Apply distance filter for street deals (not same building)
if deal_distance <= self.config.max_street_deal_distance_meters:
deal.priority = 1 # Street deals priority
street_deals.append(deal)
else:
logger.debug(
f"Filtered street deal at {deal_distance:.0f}m "
f"(max: {self.config.max_street_deal_distance_meters}m)"
)
# Add neighborhood deals with lowest priority
for deal in current_neighborhood_deals:
@@ -696,11 +743,23 @@ class GovmapClient:
deal_id = f"{deal.objectid}{deal.deal_date}"
if deal_id not in seen_deals:
seen_deals.add(deal_id)
# Store metadata using dynamic attributes
deal.source_polygon_id = polygon_id
deal.deal_source = "neighborhood"
deal.priority = 2 # Lowest priority
neighborhood_deals.append(deal)
# Calculate distance from search point (use polygon distance)
deal_distance = polygon_distance
# Apply distance filter for neighborhood deals
if deal_distance <= self.config.max_neighborhood_deal_distance_meters:
# Store metadata using dynamic attributes
deal.source_polygon_id = polygon_id
deal.deal_source = "neighborhood"
deal.priority = 2 # Lowest priority
deal.distance_meters = round(deal_distance, 1)
neighborhood_deals.append(deal)
else:
logger.debug(
f"Filtered neighborhood deal at {deal_distance:.0f}m "
f"(max: {self.config.max_neighborhood_deal_distance_meters}m)"
)
except Exception as e:
logger.warning(f"Error processing polygon {polygon_id}: {e}")
@@ -709,9 +768,15 @@ class GovmapClient:
# Step 5: Combine and prioritize: building deals first, then street, then neighborhood
all_deals = building_deals + street_deals + neighborhood_deals
# Use stable sort: first by date (newest first), then by priority
# Since Python's sort is stable, the second sort maintains date order within each priority
# Multi-level sort with stable sorting:
# 1. Date (newest first) - applied first to maintain recency within same priority/distance
# 2. Distance (closest first) - applied second to prefer closer deals within same priority
# 3. Priority (same building > street > neighborhood) - applied last as primary sort
# Since Python's sort is stable, each sort maintains the order of previous sorts
all_deals.sort(key=lambda x: x.deal_date or "1900-01-01", reverse=True) # Newest first
all_deals.sort(
key=lambda x: getattr(x, "distance_meters", 999999)
) # Distance second (closer first)
all_deals.sort(
key=lambda x: getattr(x, "priority", 3)
) # Priority first (0=building, 1=street, 2=neighborhood)