Closed FrankDataAnalystPython closed 2 years ago
Dear Sir: I am also wondering, is there a way to just focus on a subset of the symspell.words for calculating the distance? Many Thanks
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I am just wondering is there a way to empty the .words dict quickly in an inexpensive way after loading dictionary.
I am facing a case where I need to constantly update the dictionary of the symspell, but it is very slow for each initialization
The words and other related data are found within these member variables and are implemented as dictionary. So I think you can probably just use the Python built-in dictionary clear()
function.
I am also wondering, is there a way to just focus on a subset of the symspell.words for calculating the distance?
You'll have to write your custom functions/methods for this. You can perhaps try to load a subset of the dictionary words before running lookup methods.
To make switching of different dictionary "subset" quicker, I think you can save the words
and related member variables as pickles and then just load them instead of having to parse them again. You can refer to the _load_pickle_stream()
method to see which member variables should be saved and loaded
Many Thanks!!!
Dear Sir: I am just wondering is there a way to empty the .words dict quickly in an inexpensive way after loading dictionary.
I am facing a case where I need to constantly update the dictionary of the symspell, but it is very slow for each initialization
Regards