User-friendly library to find similar objects
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The mission of the FindSimilar project is to provide a powerful and versatile open source library that empowers developers to efficiently find similar objects and perform comparisons across a variety of data types. Whether dealing with texts, images, audio, or more, our project aims to simplify the process of identifying similarities and enhancing decision-making.
This is the open source project with MIT license. Be free to use, fork, clone and contribute.
Find similar texts
pip install find-similar
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from find_similar import find_similar
texts = ['one two', 'two three', 'three four']
text_to_compare = 'one four'
find_similar(text_to_compare, texts, count=10)
[TokenText(text="one two", len(tokens)=2, cos=0.5), TokenText(text="three four", len(tokens)=2, cos=0.5), TokenText(text="two three", len(tokens)=2, cos=0)]
TokenText instances ordering by coscos is the mark of texts similarityYou are welcome! To easy start please check:
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User-friendly library to find similar objects
We found that find-similar demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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