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    Resolved [RESOLVED] String metrics performance

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    Hi all, I am having a performance issue so I thought I could just open this thread to get advices.


    I am currently building an application that compares multiple strings (mainly company names) from tables in databases that can be written differently. I'am using Damerau–Levenshtein algorithm to do so.

    The problem I have is that I can have 25000 strings to compares with each other so it represents 625 000 000 operations, each one running the algorithm.

    lets say its quite long, like, WAY TOO LONG

    I will for sure use multithread with a minimum of 2 threads a max of 4 I guess to make it faster.

    So the question is simple : Does anyone has any other idea/method to optimize the performance of that kind of operation ?

    Thanks a lot for any suggestion.
    Last edited by stlaural; Feb 22nd, 2010 at 09:09 AM.
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