It's a great little tool if you're into search engines and that sort of
thing, as word stemming has been quite a useful tool in the field of
information retrieval. (Actually, I've built a search engine at work, which
used an earlier stemmer I wrote based on Porter's original article using
reg
I know no German at all besides what I've been able to learn from
Wolfenstein 3D. I just cut and pasted a random word from the snowball site
into the script. Naturally, I took what was probably the only misspelled
one in the list.
J
Sebastian Bergmann wrote:
> J Smith wrote:
>> echo "Germa
J Smith wrote:
> echo "German: aufeinanderschlügen -> " . stem("aufeinanderschlügen",
> STEM_GERMAN) . "\n";
The 'ü' should be 'a'. Hm, just curious :-)
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> Greetings.
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> A few months ago, I mentioned that I had written a PHP extension that
> provided English language suffix stemming using a "Porter stemmer", an
> algorithm devised by Dr.
Greetings.
A few months ago, I mentioned that I had written a PHP extension that
provided English language suffix stemming using a "Porter stemmer", an
algorithm devised by Dr. Martin Porter for stripping the suffix (or
suffixes) off of an English word.
After a mention in the PHP weekly sum
