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Sometimes in a language, there may be a pair (or set) of letters such that substituting one for another commonly results in a different valid word. If there is such a pair of letters that are also not likely to be switched as the result of a typo (e.g., not near each other on the language's keyboard), then entries with vernacular forms that only differ by such a pair are not likely to be duplicates. Perhaps we could add a project setting for specifying pairs that should have altered weight in the duplicate finder algorithm. Word pairs with those differences wouldn't show up as early among sets of potential duplicates.
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Sometimes in a language, there may be a pair (or set) of letters such that substituting one for another commonly results in a different valid word. If there is such a pair of letters that are also not likely to be switched as the result of a typo (e.g., not near each other on the language's keyboard), then entries with vernacular forms that only differ by such a pair are not likely to be duplicates. Perhaps we could add a project setting for specifying pairs that should have altered weight in the duplicate finder algorithm. Word pairs with those differences wouldn't show up as early among sets of potential duplicates.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: