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Does C# has its own library for Fuzzy match(Fuzzy Search) or a method that can be used directly from .net libraries?
Started by Eyla on
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I have seen and used Soundex (a method for fuzzy matching://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/Soundex....
There are many
Current versions don't have it built in .
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It's well known and established and excellent for fuzzy matching text.
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I am implementing a Fuzzy Date control in C# for a winforms application. The Fuzzy Date should be able to take fuzzy values like
Last June 2 Hours ago 2 Months ago Last week Yesterday Last year and the like
Are there any sample implementations of "Fuzzy...
Started by AB Kolan on
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PeriodSelector:
From [datepicker] Until [datepicker] [numericupdown] months ago [numericupdown] hours ago Last week Yesterday Week [datepicker] Day [datepicker... .
We just add a list of combo boxes - controls to pick your choice .
We have a similar control.
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SSIS 2005/2008 does fuzzy lookups and groupings. Is there a feature that does the same in T-SQL?
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Brief primer here
Fuzzy lookup uses a q-gram approach, by breaking strings up into tiny sub-strings.
Stonehouse') AND SOUNDEX(Firstname) = SOUNDEX('Scott')
Full Text Search is a great fuzzy tool.
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from what you have read or heard about, which is a good book on fuzzy logic/sets/systems? I'm interested in basic of fuzzy systems, fuzzification/defuzzification etc. There are a plenty of such books, however my belief is that only few of them worth...
Started by lmsasu on
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I would recommend.
There on the subject applying it to a particular field, like Fuzzy Logic and The Semantic Web (Capturing Intelligence) , but this one is OK if you simply want an overall look at it.
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PNG images appear "fuzzy" in flash CS3. They are very blocky and appear unanti-aliased (if that is a word) Does anyone have a fix for this? Is there some setting I'm missing?
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Bitmap images will be 'fuzzy' if you fails you'd probably want to look into turning your images into vector based graphics, then they'd.
Always look exactly how you'd want them to regardless of scaling.
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I'm working with a couple of AI algorithms at school and I find people use the words Fuzzy Logic to explain any situation that they can solve with a couple of cases. When I go back to the books I just read about how instead of a state going from On to...
Started by DFectuoso on
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' Fuzzy Thinking: The New Science of Fuzzy Logic ' from 1994 is readable (and available quite cheaply secondhand via though (in my paraphrase - not having read....
Well, you could read the works of Bart Kosko , one of the 'founding fathers' .
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I'm looking for a fuzzy date algorithm. I just started writing one and realised what a tedious taks it is. It quickly degenerated into a lot of horrid code to cope with special cases like the difference between "yesterday", "last week" and "late last ...
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"4 minutes ago-twitter-esque-relative-dates-in-c/
You might want....
In fact plugin that makes it easy to support automatically updating fuzzy timestamps (e.g.
In my experience these types of date generators are not "fuzzy" at all.
It setup.
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I'm looking for high performance Java library for fuzzy string search.
There are numerous algorithms to find similar strings, Levenshtein distance, Daitch-Mokotoff Soundex, n-grams etc.
What Java implemenations exists? Pros and cons for them? I'm aware...
Started by dario on
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Given a list of strings find me the one that is most .
Exactly the same thing as fuzzy string matching (eg.
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I a writing my master thesis on the subject of dynamic keystroke authentication. to support ongoing research, i am writing code to test out different methods of feature extraction and feature matching.
my current simple approach just checks if the reference...
Started by fin on
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Determine what your feature vectors will look like (dwell time, flight time?) Determine what?) Create exemplar training data for each cluster type (what does an authentic login look like?) Run.
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I have a Postgres table with about 5 million records and I want to find the closest match to an input key. I tried using trigrams with the pg_trgm module, but it took roughly 5 seconds per query, which is too slow for my needs.
Is there a faster way to...
Started by Frank J on
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I would stick with the trigram.
Soundex is an alternative fuzzy match, but it can be very fuzzy.
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