human
=== Example 1
"input": "Entity 1:{'title': 'ca arcserve bkup r11 .5 win client vss software snap-shot - prod only', 'manufacturer': 'computer associates', 'price': ''} \n\nEntity 2:{'title': 'computer associates babwbr1151s33 brightstor arcserve backup client for vss software snap-shot v. 11.5 for windows with service pack 1 add-on backup & recovery 1 server ( s ) complete product standard multilingual pc', 'manufacturer': '', 'price': '799.97'}",
"Output": "Yes"

=== Example 2
"input": "Entity 1:{'title': 'peachtree by sage pro accounting 2007', 'manufacturer': 'sage software', 'price': '169.99'} \n\nEntity 2:{'title': 'peachtree ( r ) compatible continuous forms-accounting for windows 8.0-2004 version', 'manufacturer': '', 'price': '199.99'}",
"Output": "No"

According the above examples of entity pairs, write rules to identify when two entites are match.

gpt
--- Reasoning ---
1. Is the question multiple-choice question?
No
2. Is it implied multiple-choice question?
No
3. If two experts were independently asked the question, will the final answer be exactly the same?
No

--- Answer ---
open