| Levenshtein | Double Levenshtein | SoundEx | MetaPhone | Manually curated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| kyf (0) - 1 freq kif (1) - 1 freq kmf (1) - 1 freq kyl (1) - 1 freq byf (1) - 1 freq kyo (1) - 2 freq wyf (1) - 5 freq kcf (1) - 1 freq kdf (1) - 1 freq kxf (1) - 1 freq kyg (1) - 1 freq kwf (1) - 1 freq ky (1) - 6 freq yf (1) - 4 freq kf (1) - 3 freq kye (1) - 140 freq lyf (1) - 3 freq kyn (1) - 20 freq gyf (1) - 1 freq kyu (1) - 1 freq ryt (2) - 1 freq byc (2) - 1 freq kdz (2) - 1 freq yq (2) - 1 freq wif (2) - 1 freq |
kyf (0) - 1 freq kif (1) - 1 freq kf (1) - 3 freq yf (2) - 4 freq ky (2) - 6 freq kye (2) - 140 freq gyf (2) - 1 freq kaif (2) - 1 freq kyu (2) - 1 freq kwf (2) - 1 freq lyf (2) - 3 freq kyn (2) - 20 freq kyo (2) - 2 freq kyg (2) - 1 freq kyl (2) - 1 freq kmf (2) - 1 freq byf (2) - 1 freq kdf (2) - 1 freq wyf (2) - 5 freq kxf (2) - 1 freq kcf (2) - 1 freq kko (3) - 3 freq kuo (3) - 3 freq oof (3) - 6 freq oaf (3) - 51 freq |
SoundEx code - K100 keep - 1547 freq kep - 136 freq kip - 38 freq keevee - 1 freq 'keep - 23 freq keip - 4 freq keepy - 1 freq kap - 1 freq 'kappa' - 1 freq kowp - 1 freq kop - 2 freq kepe - 4 freq koffie - 1 freq kep' - 2 freq kaip - 2 freq kaif - 1 freq €™kiep - 1 freq kypie - 1 freq €œkeep - 8 freq keppy - 1 freq €˜keep - 2 freq kappa - 1 freq kb - 4 freq kyoab - 1 freq kee-vee - 2 freq keb - 2 freq €™keep - 1 freq kubby - 1 freq kgb - 3 freq kv - 10 freq kwf - 1 freq ksjyvvf - 1 freq kyf - 1 freq kcf - 1 freq kaypee - 2 freq kf - 3 freq kp - 6 freq kev - 6 freq kif - 1 freq kwuavb - 1 freq kkv - 1 freq kabb - 1 freq kufae - 1 freq ko-fi - 1 freq kxf - 1 freq kcwphh - 1 freq kgv - 1 freq kpv - 1 freq kffi - 1 freq kjcsf - 2 freq kbp - 1 freq kapo - 1 freq |
MetaPhone code - KF gave - 241 freq goave - 6 freq gough - 1 freq coff - 19 freq gf - 5 freq cove - 20 freq gove - 14 freq keevee - 1 freq coffee - 173 freq guff - 57 freq goaf - 1 freq cuif - 5 freq 'govey - 1 freq cafe - 31 freq gowf - 26 freq gaff - 34 freq cough - 61 freq cave - 79 freq cuff - 4 freq cauf - 10 freq gowff - 3 freq coaf - 1 freq coffey - 3 freq cavie - 2 freq gav - 2 freq couff - 2 freq gaive - 1 freq caff - 13 freq caif - 1 freq gov - 39 freq caaf - 4 freq café - 3 freq café - 25 freq coof - 7 freq gaffe - 1 freq govie - 3 freq 'goavie - 1 freq cfe - 4 freq gogh - 1 freq koffie - 1 freq caavie - 2 freq cv - 4 freq guffy - 2 freq gva - 1 freq kaif - 1 freq cf - 12 freq guffaw - 1 freq €˜coff - 1 freq caffy - 1 freq €˜gave - 1 freq gaif - 1 freq coagh - 1 freq €˜cave - 1 freq kee-vee - 2 freq €œcoffee - 1 freq cava - 1 freq coaffay - 1 freq guffie - 3 freq caffee - 2 freq caffe - 1 freq cauve - 1 freq qhv - 1 freq kv - 10 freq cuv - 3 freq kwf - 1 freq kyf - 1 freq caf - 2 freq gv - 11 freq hygf - 1 freq qf - 3 freq ckif - 1 freq cuhf - 1 freq coffee” - 1 freq qvi - 1 freq kf - 3 freq cav - 1 freq quhv - 1 freq cúiv - 1 freq qfw - 1 freq ‘cove - 1 freq kev - 6 freq kif - 1 freq hqv - 1 freq ckf - 1 freq yyaquf - 1 freq kkv - 1 freq cvu - 1 freq gvu - 1 freq qv - 3 freq coaffe - 1 freq kufae - 1 freq cov - 1 freq ko-fi - 1 freq cva - 1 freq wgf - 1 freq qevh - 1 freq keogh - 1 freq qph - 1 freq ygv - 1 freq 'cfe - 1 freq cfe' - 1 freq cghee - 1 freq kffi - 1 freq cfai - 1 freq cvh - 1 freq hgv - 3 freq coffee' - 1 freq covvy - 16 freq ckhf - 1 freq |
KYF |
| Time to execute Levenshtein function - 0.830802 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 - 1.300395 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 - 0.091464 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 - 0.102035 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 - 0.001181 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. |