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anybody here have the "trigram match" source code?

I Have searhed it with google, but got nothing..

can you help me out? it is kinda ugent..


thx
 
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Gee... this sounds surprisingly like homework. I've not heard of that particular algorithm, but from the name "trigram match" it seems like you need to search through a series of text for the occurance of a particular trigram (in other words -- three letters or three words in a row).

If that's the case, you can definitely implement this yourself, check out Regular Expressions

Lastly, this isn't an advanced question, so I'm moving it to the intermediate forum. So please post your replies there. Thanks!
[ October 16, 2004: Message edited by: Jessica Sant ]
 
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Thanks for reading and understanding my post when you where searching for this kind of algorithm. As I told you there are three kind of solutions : the metaphone solution, the ontology solution and the match solution. You've chosen the match solution with a trigram match. At this point you have a question about the implementation of this solution, maybe it is best to understand the trigram match before asking for an implementation.
[ October 18, 2004: Message edited by: Arnold Reuser ]
 
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