String Searching algorithm
A title for a movie can be ambiguous. (Eg. The Lord of the Rings, Lord of the Rings, Lord of the Rings, The)
There exists a database entry that has a list of movie titles mapped to a unique identifier.
String Searching algorithm
A title for a movie can be ambiguous. (Eg. The Lord of the Rings, Lord of the Rings, Lord of the Rings, The)
There exists a database entry that has a list of movie titles mapped to a unique identifier.
What’s the algorithm should I use for seeing how well 2 strings match?
Suppose I have 2 strings:
What’s the algorithm should I use for seeing how well 2 strings match?
Suppose I have 2 strings:
What’s the algorithm should I use for seeing how well 2 strings match?
Suppose I have 2 strings:
What’s the algorithm should I use for seeing how well 2 strings match?
Suppose I have 2 strings:
What’s the algorithm should I use for seeing how well 2 strings match?
Suppose I have 2 strings:
Why try to match for nth negatives, as opposed to matching lesser positives?
My Title clearly indicated my lack of understanding about the core concept for pattern matching – specifically using .HTACCESS to block Bad-Bots from accessing a site, which they do in order to crawl or mirror copy, consequently using up bandwidth.
Compare names and the use of Levenshtein’s algorithm
I need to cross names from two lists. What is the best away to compare the names? As you may expect, in one list we can have the complete name, on the other just the first and last.
Compare names and the use of Levenshtein’s algorithm
I need to cross names from two lists. What is the best away to compare the names? As you may expect, in one list we can have the complete name, on the other just the first and last.