FuzzyHashMap

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Last Update: 2014-06-22

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FuzzyHashMap is an extension to the regular Java HashMap implementation that allows fuzzy string search. It has very good performance when searching for a key approximate equal to the search term, avoiding the need of key set iteration.

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Highly efficient aproximate string search
Multiple customizable pre-hashing algorithms
Multiple customizable fuzzy string matching algorithms
Keeps all the Java HashMap features
Very easy to use

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