fuzzy

SOLR - how to do a fuzzy search on booleans

If my index contains three boolean fields: a, b and c... I would like to search for: "a=True, b=False, c=True" and SOLR should return all entries, and their score should represent how good the whole query is matched. e.g. a=T, b=F, c=T, score=1.0 a=T, b=T, c=T, score=0.6 a=T, b=T, c=F, score=0.5 is that possible ? ...

Levenshtein Generalization for Graphs?

Is there a generalization of the levenshtein distance for searching for structures in graphs? ...

Find similar ASCII character in Unicode

Does someone know a easy way to find characters in Unicode that are similar to ASCII characters. An example is the "CYRILLIC SMALL LETTER DZE (ѕ)". I'd like to do a search and replace for similar characters. By similar I mean human readable. You can't see a difference by looking at it. ...

Fuzzy logic in java

I have been given a new project module which involves fuzzy logic.It is to determine different Hydrometeors using fuzzy logic method.I have very little idea about what fuzzy logic is.So i would like to have some advice from people who have already done projects using fuzzy logic in java(like what are the basic programming strategies I ca...

JQuery - make an element go "fuzzy"

Hey, I have recently been developing a website for a company, with a full administration front end / CMS. In the Admin frontend, which unfortunately I cannot show you for security reasons, there is a Range list, Collection list and Design list. I would like to make the links for these work with JQuery, so clicking "Ranges" brings the Ra...

Type II Fuzzy Logic libraries

I'm looking to implement a type II fuzzy logic as part of some robotics research. As a basis it'd be helpful to have a library of some sort to reference and prototype with. Does any one know of any such beast? I want to run it on a mobile linux robot - so C or similar is preferred - .NET and Java are far from ideal. I've used PyFuzzy...

Anyone know of a Daitch-Mokotoff implementation in Objective-C / C++ / C?

I want to compare user inputs with a string from a database. As I expect users to misspell all the time, I want to compare with a certain amount of slack. Apparently, Daitch-Mokotoff have developed a system that is rather precise, more so than Soundex. Does anyone know of an implementation of this system that will run on an iPhone (pre...

Calculating a relative Levenshtein distance - make sense?

I am using both Daitch-Mokotoff soundexing and Damerau-Levenshtein to find out if a user entry and a value in the application are "the same". Is Levenshtein distance supposed to be used as an absolute value? If I have a 20 letter word, a distance of 4 is not so bad. If the word has 4 letters... What I am now doing is taking the distanc...

How to keep fuzzy lookup index always in memory using SSIS

is it possible to keep fuzzy lookup index always in memory even after SSIS package has finished with execution? point here is, if it can be done then, when we call again same SSIS package, we don’t have any warm-up time because index is already in memory so we have better performance. We have seen that when we call out SSIS package ind...

What logic to use to rollup/merge multiple person entities as the same? (tight, but fuzzy enough to broaden matches)

I have multiple instances of people entities which are often times the same person. Where the address First-Last is the same at the same address, it's a no-brainer to merge/rollup them. However, due to data entry inconsistencies, there must be a way to deviate a bit from the exactness. I think the credit card industry does this a little...