fuzzy-search | JavaScript plugin to find | Search Engine library
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kandi X-RAY | fuzzy-search Summary
Fuzzy Search provides search results from a search term (term) and an array of strings or objects (library). FS.search('lo', ['hello', 'lingo']).
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QUESTION
I'm trying to fuzzy-search for a short text in a larger text.
Common python libs, such as fuzzywuzzy and rapidfuzz, support the "partial_ratio" function, but those only return a score, not the location of the match.
Is there some library or function which I can use to also obtain where the fuzzy match was, (something like the span method of regex match)?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-28 at 15:14I looked at fuzzywuzzy and noted that finding the index of a match is an open issue. The same is true for RapidFuzz.
This prompted me "(something like the span method of regex match)" to do some research around this method. During my research I found the Python package regex. The package's Readme talks about fuzzy matching. I haven't used this package, but it seem that it might be useful to solving your use case.
QUESTION
hi everyone i have data on mongodB atlas this is my mongoose Schema mongoose Schema and this is client client
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Answered 2021-Aug-18 at 07:50You have to use the fuzzy search with your backend API just like that
QUESTION
Obviously using typescript cause of nest so using the plugin 'mongoose-fuzzy-searching' is not supported so im trying to use the aggregate method but its not working so far (always returning empty result), if anyone knows an alternative or has the answer to the problem please I need help.
this is the code
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Answered 2021-Mar-14 at 13:44Ok I found an alternative solution with the help of this post so I decided to write it down here for anyone looking into this problem, using the find method, I passed a regex (regular expression) as follows:
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I have a list of dictionaries (API response) and I use the following function to search for certain nations:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-04 at 01:02If you need 5 possible matches, use process.
QUESTION
I would like to use the Fuzzy Search Feature of Solr. In my dataset, I have one record that looks like this:
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Answered 2020-Oct-13 at 16:26My problem seems to be, that I indeed executed a Proximity Search.
- lastName:John\ D~
- lastName:John\ Do~
- lastName:John\ Doe~
- lastName:John\ Deo~
- lastName:John\ Xeo~
works exactly like I intend. I have to make sure, all the special characters listed here https://lucene.apache.org/solr/guide/7_3/the-standard-query-parser.html are escaped properly.
QUESTION
I completed and hosting my NodeJs based website on Google Cloud App Engine, and connected my domain Lumix that I got from name.com, and also I am using a Cloudflare free CDN option. After finalizing, I encountered the following problems:
If I visit the website by typing the following in the browser:
lumix.live
: The website Loads up but says that the connection is not secure.www.lumix.live
: The website doesn't load up at all with the errorDNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN
.https://lumix.live
: Website loads up correctly along with being displayed as secure.
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Answered 2020-May-20 at 02:10So what worked for me was to configure the app.yaml, to redirect the requests to https, it had some problems with flex type but worked fine with F2.
My app.yaml looks like this
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I am trying to create a Hibernate Search representation of the StingUtils containsIgnoreCase() method together with fuzzy-search matching.
Assume the user writes the letter "p", and they will get all matches that include the letter "p" (regardless whether the letter is located at the beginning, middle or end of the respective matches).
As they form words such as "Peter", they should also receive fuzzy-matches as e.g."Petar", "Petaer" and "Peder" as well.
I am using the custom query and index Analyzers provided in the great answer here, because I need minGramSize
at 1 to allow for the autocomplete functionality, while at the same time I also expect multi-word user input separated by white spaces such as "EUR Account of Peter", which can be in different cases (lower or upper).
So a user should be able to type "AND" and receive the above example as a match.
Currently, I am using the following query:
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Answered 2020-Apr-25 at 14:49However, exact match cases do not receive presendence in the search results:
Just use two queries instead of one:
EDIT: you will also need to set up two separate fields for autocomplete and "exact" match; see my edit at the bottom.
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