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symspellpy is a Python port of SymSpell v6.7.2, which provides much higher speed and lower memory consumption. Unit tests from the original project are implemented to ensure the accuracy of the port.
Please note that the port has not been optimized for speed.
v6.7.2: Implemented fast distance comparer with editdistpy. Approximately 2x speed up for usage under default settings, benchmarks found here.
For installation instructions, see the INSTALL.rst
file or the install documentation.
Check out the examples provided for sample usage.
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