| Levenshtein | Double Levenshtein | SoundEx | MetaPhone | Manually curated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| glued (0) - 14 freq gleed (1) - 7 freq gled (1) - 317 freq glied (1) - 1 freq gued (1) - 1 freq glue (1) - 20 freq grued (1) - 8 freq clued (1) - 1 freq lued (1) - 16 freq 'gled (2) - 1 freq fleed (2) - 13 freq glen (2) - 166 freq gyped (2) - 1 freq blumed (2) - 4 freq gluffed (2) - 10 freq ploued (2) - 4 freq flied (2) - 1 freq gaped (2) - 3 freq gaud (2) - 5 freq guyed (2) - 1 freq lue (2) - 5 freq globed (2) - 1 freq guid (2) - 3717 freq rued (2) - 7 freq luek (2) - 1 freq |
glued (0) - 14 freq glied (1) - 1 freq gled (1) - 317 freq gleed (1) - 7 freq gauld (2) - 1 freq glaid (2) - 26 freq glad (2) - 105 freq glude (2) - 1 freq gleid (2) - 1 freq giled (2) - 1 freq lued (2) - 16 freq gued (2) - 1 freq grued (2) - 8 freq glue (2) - 20 freq clued (2) - 1 freq iled (3) - 1 freq bluid (3) - 323 freq gelded (3) - 1 freq glided (3) - 7 freq gud (3) - 43 freq gluve (3) - 1 freq gaured (3) - 2 freq gilded (3) - 3 freq lied (3) - 15 freq gold (3) - 115 freq |
SoundEx code - G430 gled - 317 freq guilt - 37 freq glide - 20 freq glad - 105 freq guilty - 76 freq gleed - 7 freq glade - 1 freq guild - 11 freq gelled - 1 freq gold - 115 freq goliath - 5 freq giled - 1 freq geelt - 2 freq gleet - 8 freq glued - 14 freq geeeeold - 1 freq gild - 1 freq glaid - 26 freq galoot - 8 freq glut - 5 freq galt - 6 freq gel't - 1 freq gaoled - 1 freq gilt - 2 freq gloat - 4 freq gilead - 2 freq giltee - 2 freq gullt - 1 freq glit - 1 freq gowled - 3 freq goldie - 3 freq gowld - 11 freq goold - 3 freq glowed - 5 freq gowlt - 19 freq gelt - 1 freq gullet - 5 freq guiltie - 4 freq gold' - 1 freq glöd - 5 freq glute - 1 freq 'gled - 1 freq 'glade - 1 freq glude - 1 freq glett - 2 freq gleid - 1 freq gowl't - 1 freq guelt - 1 freq gealt - 3 freq glittie - 2 freq galathée - 3 freq gley'd - 1 freq glawed - 1 freq glied - 1 freq glüd - 1 freq galti - 1 freq galahad - 1 freq geelit - 1 freq gley-eed - 1 freq gowlit - 1 freq €œgled - 1 freq €™glad - 1 freq ghallta - 1 freq gallta - 1 freq glt - 1 freq gallda - 5 freq galute - 1 freq gauld - 1 freq gold” - 1 freq |
MetaPhone code - KLT could - 2677 freq cooled - 4 freq cauld - 851 freq clood - 80 freq clad - 14 freq gled - 317 freq cool't - 1 freq clowt - 1 freq quilt - 23 freq guilt - 37 freq cloot - 129 freq quality - 138 freq glide - 20 freq couldae - 4 freq clatty - 30 freq glad - 105 freq guilty - 76 freq gleed - 7 freq killt - 73 freq cleid - 10 freq glade - 1 freq culd - 41 freq killed - 82 freq guild - 11 freq clattie - 11 freq 'clatty - 1 freq called - 198 freq cloud - 71 freq cold - 45 freq claaed - 2 freq cled - 34 freq gold - 115 freq 'cauld - 4 freq 'callet' - 1 freq clud - 9 freq gleet - 8 freq glued - 14 freq clootie - 33 freq 'could - 16 freq cald - 8 freq coulda - 32 freq cluit - 1 freq caald - 28 freq keelt - 2 freq glaid - 26 freq kilt - 67 freq galoot - 8 freq glut - 5 freq kilda - 3 freq galt - 6 freq clyde - 67 freq clyte - 1 freq clatt - 5 freq claa't - 1 freq gaoled - 1 freq clout - 18 freq cowld - 52 freq caalt - 24 freq callit - 3 freq killit - 6 freq keelit - 1 freq coilit - 1 freq gloat - 4 freq cloody - 6 freq coiled - 2 freq gullt - 1 freq callt - 25 freq glit - 1 freq quult - 2 freq cowl-eed - 1 freq gowled - 3 freq goldie - 3 freq keeled - 5 freq gowld - 11 freq quaality - 5 freq goold - 3 freq couled - 1 freq gowlt - 19 freq clod - 14 freq clat - 6 freq gullet - 5 freq kiltie - 5 freq guiltie - 4 freq kïllt - 9 freq cowlt - 4 freq cal'd - 2 freq kläti - 1 freq klüti - 1 freq gold' - 1 freq kelty - 37 freq 'killed - 1 freq culled - 3 freq glöd - 5 freq glute - 1 freq collate - 1 freq 'gled - 1 freq 'glade - 1 freq cult - 8 freq clooty - 3 freq kill't - 6 freq kildie - 5 freq killt' - 1 freq killed' - 1 freq glude - 1 freq cuillied - 1 freq cledd - 1 freq kaald - 4 freq kloodie - 1 freq klett - 1 freq glett - 2 freq caaled - 5 freq cawld - 4 freq qualitie - 12 freq cleed - 2 freq gleid - 1 freq clot - 1 freq kaylied - 1 freq cloutie - 2 freq gowl't - 1 freq guelt - 1 freq collit - 1 freq cuiled - 3 freq glittie - 2 freq 'cold - 1 freq cold' - 1 freq gley'd - 1 freq cladh - 1 freq colled - 2 freq glied - 1 freq cleat - 1 freq glüd - 1 freq galti - 1 freq coled - 1 freq €˜clyde - 1 freq colt - 1 freq €œcauld - 1 freq keilled - 2 freq cluitie - 1 freq call-oot - 1 freq €˜cauld - 1 freq €˜could - 2 freq couldo - 1 freq kilt' - 1 freq 'kiltie - 1 freq gley-eed - 1 freq €œcould - 4 freq cuild - 7 freq gowlit - 1 freq €œgled - 1 freq cöllied - 1 freq €™glad - 1 freq gallta - 1 freq glt - 1 freq gallda - 5 freq galute - 1 freq claude - 1 freq clued - 1 freq clyde- - 1 freq clydeu - 2 freq cauld” - 1 freq gauld - 1 freq cloudy - 3 freq 'clootie - 1 freq gold” - 1 freq 'kelt' - 1 freq cloot' - 1 freq keltie - 1 freq |
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| Time to execute Levenshtein function - 0.232838 milliseconds The Levenshtein distance is the number of characters you have to replace, insert or delete to transform one word into another, its useful for detecting typos and alternative spellings |
Time to execute Double Levenshtein function - 0.381133 milliseconds In a stroke of genius, this runs the Levenshtein function twice, once without vowels and adds the distance together, giving double weight to consonants. |
Time to execute SoundEx function - 0.027498 milliseconds Soundex is a phonetic algorithm for indexing names by sound, as pronounced in English. The goal is for homophones to be encoded to the same representation so that they can be matched despite minor differences in spelling. |
Time to execute MetaPhone function - 0.037117 milliseconds Metaphone is a phonetic algorithm, published by Lawrence Philips in 1990, for indexing words by their English pronunciation.[1] It fundamentally improves on the Soundex algorithm by using information about variations and inconsistencies in English spelling and pronunciation to produce a more accurate encoding, which does a better job of matching words and names which sound similar. |
Time to execute Manually curated function - 0.000867 milliseconds Manual Curation uses a lookup table / lexicon which has been created by hand which links words to their lemmas, and includes obvious typos and spelling variations. Not all words are covered. |