Open loukesio opened 2 years ago
Dear djvanderlaan,
Congratulations for the lvec. Just today I learned about it and I want to ask you a question. How can I combine efficiently lvec with stringdist?
I have seen in another comment this cool function
library(lvec) library(stringdist) a <- sample(c("jan", "pier", "tjorres", "korneel"), 1E3, replace = TRUE) b <- sample(c("jan", "pier", "joris", "corneel"), 1E2, replace = TRUE) chunks <- lvec::chunk(a, chunk_size = 1E1) dist <- lapply(chunks, function(chunk, a, b, threshold, ...) { i <- seq(chunk[1], chunk[2]) j <- seq_along(b) res <- expand.grid(i=i, j=j) res$dist <- stringdist(a[res$i], b[res$j]) res <- res[res$dist <= threshold, ] res }, a=a, b=b, threshold = 2) dist <- do.call(rbind, dist)
This is pretty neat @djvanderlaan. I want to ask you how your function can work if I have one vector e.g.,
library(tidyverse) library(stringdist) #> #> Attaching package: 'stringdist' #> The following object is masked from 'package:tidyr': #> #> extract vec <- c("apple","aple","banan","bananan") stringdistmatrix(vec, useNames = "strings") #> apple aple banan #> aple 1 #> banan 5 4 #> bananan 6 6 2
Created on 2022-03-01 by the reprex package (v2.0.1) and I want to compare pairwise all the elements of the vector.
Dear djvanderlaan,
Congratulations for the lvec. Just today I learned about it and I want to ask you a question. How can I combine efficiently lvec with stringdist?
I have seen in another comment this cool function
This is pretty neat @djvanderlaan. I want to ask you how your function can work if I have one vector e.g.,
Created on 2022-03-01 by the reprex package (v2.0.1) and I want to compare pairwise all the elements of the vector.