| Levenshtein | Double Levenshtein | SoundEx | MetaPhone | Manually curated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| presenters (0) - 7 freq presenter (1) - 9 freq present's (2) - 1 freq precenter (2) - 1 freq preseenter (2) - 1 freq pretenders (2) - 1 freq prenters (2) - 3 freq presents (2) - 50 freq presented (2) - 17 freq residenters (3) - 8 freq presently (3) - 3 freq resented (3) - 1 freq preserve's (3) - 1 freq presenting (3) - 3 freq dissenters (3) - 2 freq pretender (3) - 1 freq preisoners (3) - 1 freq prevented (3) - 2 freq presentit (3) - 24 freq respecters (3) - 1 freq representars (3) - 1 freq precentor (3) - 11 freq owresetters (3) - 1 freq prenter (3) - 7 freq penters (3) - 2 freq |
presenters (0) - 7 freq presenter (2) - 9 freq prenters (3) - 3 freq presents (3) - 50 freq preseenter (3) - 1 freq present's (3) - 1 freq prisoners (4) - 24 freq representars (4) - 1 freq preisoners (4) - 1 freq preesoners (4) - 4 freq presented (4) - 17 freq pretenders (4) - 1 freq precenter (4) - 1 freq printers (4) - 1 freq presets (5) - 1 freq passengers (5) - 17 freq presbytery (5) - 4 freq presents- (5) - 1 freq resisters (5) - 1 freq precentor's (5) - 2 freq praisents (5) - 6 freq presentin (5) - 5 freq present (5) - 213 freq prevents (5) - 1 freq protesters (5) - 3 freq |
SoundEx code - P625 perjink - 34 freq preseenter - 1 freq person - 249 freq perishin - 2 freq perishing - 1 freq present - 213 freq preachin - 52 freq praisent - 63 freq phrasin - 2 freq praisentation - 6 freq presentit - 24 freq pressin - 25 freq parchment - 10 freq parchment-scroll - 4 freq persons - 13 freq prisoner - 35 freq prisoner's - 6 freq presenter - 9 freq presentin - 5 freq presuming - 1 freq percent - 23 freq prisoners - 24 freq presence - 69 freq piercing - 5 freq percentage - 8 freq persona - 7 freq personally - 31 freq pursuing - 2 freq preaching - 3 freq presents - 50 freq personal - 116 freq praisant - 2 freq pairchment - 4 freq 'prognosis' - 1 freq prison - 27 freq preezent - 1 freq prizewinnin - 4 freq pairkin - 1 freq presented - 17 freq presentation - 13 freq personae - 1 freq pregnant - 19 freq parkin - 16 freq presenters - 7 freq pragmatic - 5 freq preek-ma-denry - 1 freq presumption - 3 freq prisin - 1 freq praisently - 2 freq prismed - 2 freq present's - 1 freq pirriesmill's - 1 freq piercin - 14 freq praisin - 13 freq perchance - 3 freq pairishioners - 1 freq precentor - 11 freq pairchments - 1 freq percentages - 4 freq proggin - 8 freq preesin - 1 freq priggen - 1 freq proscssien - 1 freq peerieshen - 1 freq parken - 1 freq personality - 23 freq presumably - 9 freq parsons - 1 freq 'personal - 1 freq parkinson's - 2 freq pursuance - 2 freq percentit - 1 freq paragons - 1 freq 'pragmatism' - 1 freq personnel - 7 freq proximity - 3 freq prisons - 1 freq presentable - 3 freq piercins - 1 freq presumed - 1 freq praichin - 12 freq prickin - 3 freq progeny - 3 freq personality's - 1 freq priggin - 23 freq perjinkians - 4 freq perjinkian - 8 freq perjinkness - 2 freq perjink-earth - 1 freq prison's - 1 freq praisents - 6 freq presentations - 3 freq 'present - 1 freq prussian - 2 freq personalities - 3 freq personification - 2 freq pairsnips - 1 freq praisence - 10 freq pairson - 2 freq persiane - 1 freq preisioun - 1 freq preisoner - 3 freq proxima - 3 freq prismatic - 1 freq pressan - 3 freq pricin - 2 freq preconceived - 1 freq pricing - 1 freq pierceens - 2 freq person's - 1 freq prison-cauld - 1 freq presently - 3 freq personage - 1 freq precentor-led - 1 freq precentor's - 2 freq preconceptions - 2 freq preichin - 1 freq present-day - 2 freq praesent-day - 1 freq parchments - 1 freq proximate - 1 freq proximal - 1 freq phrasemes - 3 freq phraseme - 2 freq presents- - 1 freq preeson - 2 freq preesoner - 3 freq purging - 1 freq parkins - 1 freq preconceptiouns - 1 freq parozone - 1 freq personaly - 1 freq presumpcioun - 2 freq personis - 3 freq parishioners - 2 freq personalises - 1 freq preisoners - 1 freq preisonar - 3 freq preachin-box - 1 freq praisentit - 8 freq preiching - 1 freq persentage - 3 freq €˜pressmennan - 1 freq presume - 3 freq pregnancy - 3 freq persian - 3 freq pairsonal - 5 freq prsent - 1 freq precenter - 1 freq preesentation - 1 freq prognosis - 2 freq praisentlie - 1 freq preison - 1 freq proushian - 1 freq pairsonnel - 2 freq prasent - 1 freq personalitie - 1 freq preesoners - 4 freq prison-style - 1 freq piercan - 1 freq preson - 1 freq presons - 1 freq praisent-day - 1 freq preseentit - 1 freq pregnancies - 1 freq pursuin - 4 freq presumptuous - 1 freq parkinson - 1 freq phorcunos's - 1 freq pressing - 2 freq praisentations - 2 freq praisentin - 1 freq €œpraisent - 1 freq parsnips - 1 freq presumptuously - 1 freq €˜preesoners - 1 freq pursin - 1 freq perussuomalaiset - 1 freq pre-committin - 1 freq parsonlees - 1 freq precum - 1 freq perconnon - 1 freq presententin - 1 freq parking - 9 freq pircint - 2 freq peracchm - 2 freq projchangescot - 1 freq pragmatism - 1 freq personalised - 1 freq ‘personÂ’ - 1 freq piersmorgan - 3 freq presenting - 3 freq prosonice - 2 freq person' - 1 freq prescience - 1 freq prism - 2 freq 'parking - 1 freq presumin - 1 freq perconte - 1 freq parkinsons - 2 freq pearson - 6 freq |
MetaPhone code - PRSNTRS presenters - 7 freq precentor's - 2 freq |
PRESENTERS |
| Time to execute Levenshtein function - 0.202966 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 - 0.406735 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 - 0.028183 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 - 0.042993 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. |