Using this library, you will be able to compare one word, or a complete sentence of strings to some other sentences. The library will return only the sentence with the most words matched from the search string.
To use this library, you will have to define your data first in the program or write it in a separate file and then import it to the program. Data is a list of string which contains sentences that you want to be matched against your search string. It looks something like:
data : List String
data =
[ "He watched the dancing piglets with panda bear tummies in the swimming pool"
, "I purchased a baby clown from the Russian terrorist black market."
, "He was the type of guy who liked Christmas lights on his house in the middle of July."
, "If any cop asks you where you were, just say you were visiting Kansas."
, "Happiness can be found in the depths of chocolate pudding."
]Next you will have to define your search string. You can define it as below or you can use an input box based on your needs.
searchString : List String
searchString =
[ "He went back to the house to see what had been recorded and was shocked at what he saw." ]After you defined your data and search string, two more things needs to be defined in your program.
dataDict =
data |> Word2DictMatcher.sentenceHistogramssearchDict =
Word2DictMatcher.wordsDict searchStringAnd you are good to GO!
main =
case Word2DictMatcher.findRelevantDict searchDict dataDict of
Nothing ->
text "Sorry, there is no words in the bag :)"
Just bestDict ->
bestDict
|> Debug.toString
|> textThere is a complete example included in the examples folder, to show how to use this package.