| Levenshtein | Double Levenshtein | SoundEx | MetaPhone | Manually curated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| aem (0) - 1 freq ae (1) - 5555 freq aet (1) - 102 freq a'm (1) - 1021 freq ae' (1) - 1 freq aea (1) - 1 freq mem (1) - 3 freq saem (1) - 4 freq nem (1) - 53 freq ahem (1) - 12 freq aim (1) - 51 freq faem (1) - 25 freq aam (1) - 9 freq 'em (1) - 44 freq agm (1) - 2 freq vem (1) - 1 freq daem (1) - 1 freq gem (1) - 24 freq ael (1) - 1 freq adem (1) - 1 freq hem (1) - 27 freq am (1) - 1545 freq arm (1) - 52 freq aey (1) - 4 freq haem (1) - 53 freq |
aem (0) - 1 freq em (1) - 354 freq aam (1) - 9 freq am (1) - 1545 freq aim (1) - 51 freq ame (2) - 3 freq m (2) - 847 freq uim (2) - 1 freq mae (2) - 361 freq aaeam (2) - 2 freq yim (2) - 1 freq mee (2) - 23 freq apm (2) - 1 freq ajm (2) - 1 freq cem (2) - 1 freq bem (2) - 1 freq eam (2) - 7 freq iym (2) - 2 freq iam (2) - 2 freq emo (2) - 6 freq um (2) - 151 freq im (2) - 370 freq ym (2) - 2 freq meo (2) - 1 freq oim (2) - 14 freq |
SoundEx code - A500 ain - 2885 freq an - 77152 freq any - 719 freq anaw - 198 freq a'm - 1021 freq am - 1545 freq ane - 2140 freq 'an - 157 freq ah'm - 2080 freq ahin - 262 freq awn - 118 freq -an - 9 freq an-aw - 17 freq anywey - 36 freq ann - 105 freq ah-ah'm - 2 freq a-ah'm - 1 freq annoay - 1 freq --an - 3 freq 'ah'm - 99 freq an'aa - 3 freq ahm - 197 freq 'ahm - 10 freq 'am - 17 freq aim - 51 freq anyway - 109 freq 'a'm - 28 freq anew - 14 freq amna - 15 freq aw-no - 1 freq anne - 77 freq a''m - 3 freq an' - 2106 freq an-oh - 2 freq an-ohhh - 1 freq ah-hmm - 1 freq ai'm - 1 freq aa-an - 1 freq anno - 5 freq annie - 108 freq ©an - 1 freq a'mna - 1 freq ana - 143 freq an-aa - 7 freq anh - 1 freq amy - 32 freq aa'm - 4 freq amo - 49 freq ah''m - 8 freq aan - 30 freq ame - 3 freq anna - 18 freq anyhoo - 9 freq ahein - 1 freq aam - 9 freq annaw - 2 freq anaa - 20 freq anywiy - 8 freq ano - 6 freq ahmm - 1 freq ahin' - 2 freq ahenny - 1 freq anwey - 1 freq 'anyhow - 2 freq ahem - 12 freq annoy - 12 freq an- - 1 freq ain- - 1 freq anae - 1 freq ah'n - 1 freq 'annie - 3 freq ®an - 1 freq a'hm - 5 freq «an - 1 freq 'ane - 2 freq anaa' - 1 freq am' - 1 freq anny - 1 freq 'any - 2 freq ah-hin - 2 freq anee - 1 freq anee' - 1 freq ahaun - 1 freq am-eh - 1 freq 'anyway - 1 freq ahim - 3 freq a'mie - 1 freq a'en - 1 freq aown - 1 freq ani' - 1 freq 'an' - 1 freq anyhow - 5 freq aiyun - 1 freq awhin - 1 freq awin - 5 freq annew - 1 freq an'-oh - 1 freq amn - 3 freq 'anne - 3 freq aen - 10 freq ainhie - 1 freq annay - 4 freq ayenoo - 2 freq amnae - 2 freq aween - 1 freq 'ane' - 2 freq 'anywey - 1 freq €˜an - 19 freq €˜am - 4 freq €”an - 2 freq €œan - 76 freq €˜ane - 2 freq an'aa' - 1 freq annaa - 1 freq €¦an - 1 freq ah-um - 1 freq €œam - 10 freq aa'hin - 1 freq aahin - 3 freq anywaiy - 17 freq €˜any - 4 freq €˜ah'm - 4 freq €œa'm - 1 freq €œany - 1 freq €œan' - 1 freq ainee - 1 freq €œane - 2 freq €œanyway - 1 freq €œah'm - 1 freq €œahem - 1 freq aon - 4 freq am- - 2 freq €˜aon - 1 freq €™an - 2 freq ayne - 3 freq ana' - 3 freq €™anywey - 1 freq aem - 1 freq anw - 1 freq aÂ’m - 27 freq anÂ’ - 4 freq aÂ’n - 1 freq ahÂ’m - 68 freq aÂ’hm - 1 freq awan - 1 freq “am - 2 freq anoo - 7 freq aÂ’hin - 1 freq amm - 1 freq aimee - 10 freq anya - 1 freq ayn - 3 freq aÂ’yon - 1 freq anaw' - 1 freq “an - 1 freq annie” - 1 freq ainÂ’ - 1 freq anywye - 1 freq ammy - 4 freq aaeam - 2 freq ahn - 1 freq aine - 4 freq |
MetaPhone code - EM emma - 42 freq eam - 7 freq em - 354 freq ehhm - 1 freq eme - 1 freq 'ehm - 1 freq emoe - 1 freq eh'm - 5 freq 'em - 44 freq emo - 6 freq eame - 1 freq eum - 1 freq emm - 6 freq emmm - 2 freq €™em - 2 freq €˜em - 2 freq aem - 1 freq ‘em - 9 freq |
AEM |
| Time to execute Levenshtein function - 0.174099 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 - 0.313665 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 - 0.028078 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 - 0.037243 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 - 0.000916 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. |