English (en)
Fuzzy search
Fuzzy search, also known as
fuzzy matching, has various
interpretations, all of which
revolve around the concept of
approximate matching. It employs
a fuzzy matching algorithm, which
gives a list of results based on
potential relevance even if the
search argument phrases and
spellings do not match exactly.
Other languages: Yoruba, Hausa
Related terms
Fuzzy logic
Igbo (ig)
- Nchọ oyiri okwu
Decomposition: Nchọ is the noun form of ịchọ which means to search, oyiri okwu means that which looks like a word.
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- Ọchịchọ keoyiyi
Decomposition: Ọchịchọ means search while keoyiyi means 'of similarities'. This translates to a search based on similarities or having things in common.
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- Nchọ myiri akọ
Decomposition: This means search based on human-like logic. Nchọ means search while myiri-akọ means human-like reasoning.
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