Hi Scott,
you wrote in part:
> The math on that wouldn't work. As if Steve is looking for a 98% static
> vs 2% change score, it could throw out irregular results around that. As
> that algorithium is more for repeated word search patterns then actual
> difference in word adjustment / composition.
Umm, I'd debate that, see below.
>
> Steve, As I see it you're looking for the boolean statement, "did they
> change yes/no" vs time stamp, as if they are changing Yours to You'rs
> then in turn this meant 1 character change. Isnt this a case of
>
> if( OldTotalNumWords != NewTotalNumbWords) { do logic here}.
>
> If you however want to display a percentage then what qualifies as a
> needle mover? in my case "Yours to You'rs" how do you weight this
> accordingly? is that a character divided by word count + or - delta?
I read the question as scoring the changes so that minor ones had little
value whereas important ones had a big score. Hence my thought about the
pattern/word matching tool. It would pick every mismatch with a small
context of the words around the mismatch and those differences can then
be processed.
> This is actually an interesting question :)
It is :-)
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Yours,
Kym Kovan
mbcomms
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