b form auto-complete. For anything
like a spell-checker where speed is important, but not the only thing that
matters, a pure neo4j solution gives more sophisticated levels of checking
and algorithms to leverage.
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That's AMAZING!
I was just thinking about using Neo4j to store some extracted n-grams, I
previously did it with a SQLite database but maybe using a graph an
application could surf between nodes more efficiently.
One question: is it possible to download the google ngram corpus release
(or at least s
Seriously cool stuff René!
I would love to hear more as the project progresses! Also, maybe the
dataset could be added to the example dataset collection for playing around
with neo4j? WDYT?
Cheers,
/peter neubauer
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Hey Everyone,
I am curently advising two high school students for a programing project
for some german student competition.
They have inserted the German google n-gram data set several GB of natural
language to a neo4j data base and used this to make sentence prediction to
improve typing speed.
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