Levenshtein Algorithm based approach, Levenshtein Algorithm (Edit distance algorithm) is used to find the similarity between two strings.
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Levenshtein Algorithm based approach, Levenshtein Algorithm (Edit distance algorithm) is used to find the similarity between two strings.
Levenshtein distance implementation using a trie for fast string similarity searching
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A single header C++ library for compute edit distance (Levenshtein distance), supporting wstring ( and Chinese string).
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