The site also uses a soundex system to allow searches for sound-alike names, to account for spelling variations, typos in entries or degraded quality of older headstones.
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The registries filing system was based originally on Soundex Code which is a phonetic way of coding giving numeric value to consonants and ignores vowels, except as a first letter.
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The " definition " of the soundex code will be the words that match the soundex code .-- & trade; 13 : 35, 22 March 2010 ( UTC)
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The " definition " of the soundex code will be the words that match the soundex code .-- & trade; 13 : 35, 22 March 2010 ( UTC)
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:" Sounds like " searching wouldn't be a bad idea, and there are several alternatives to the Soundex algortihm that aren't quite so English-biased.
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Combined with other algorithms such as soundex, metaphone and Levenshtein distance, it could make a very powerful "'did you mean "'response to search engine queries.
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In 1975, she founded the International Soundex Reunion Registry, Inc . ( ISRR ) as a free mutual consent registry serving adoptees, foster children and others separated from birth family.
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The Tiny Tafel lists the Soundex encoded representation of each surname ( to allow for matching surnames with spelling variations ), accompanied by a corresponding range of dates and locations associated with the surname.
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If you actually are interested in names, then are you aware of soundex and similar algorithms to group words with similar pronounciations together ? talk ) 16 : 01, 21 December 2012 ( UTC)
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Once you get inside the indexed group, you have two choices : perform a longer soundex ( since it usually only looks at the first syllable ) for a deeper index or perform your fuzzy match.
