| A92-1016 | used measure is the " distance of | Levenshtein | " . This second method , measurement |
| D08-1025 | operation is exponential in the | Levenshtein | distance of the change induced |
| C00-2115 | shown that the application of the | Levenshtein | distance using stem forms gives |
| C04-1051 | simple edit distance metric ( | Levenshtein | 1966 ) was used to identify pairs |
| C00-2123 | comt ) uted , and the minimum | Levenshtein | distance is taken . This measure |
| C00-2115 | and starts from calculating the | Levenshtein | distance , which is a variation |
| C00-2123 | translation are availal ) le . Tile | Levenshtein | distance between the automatic |
| C00-2115 | the Levenshtein distance \ -LSB- | Levenshtein | 196611 , a similar method to |
| C00-2115 | two strings of woMs , we use the | Levenshtein | distance \ -LSB- Levenshtein |
| D08-1025 | 2For purposes of computing the | Levenshtein | distance between words , the |
| C04-1051 | distance of n -LSB- ? -RSB- 12 . Mean | Levenshtein | distance was 5.17 , and mean |
| C04-1047 | position that is aligned to i in the | Levenshtein | align - ment , which is normalized |
| C04-1051 | first sentence or two of A maximum | Levenshtein | distance of 12 was selected for |
| D08-1001 | string-edit distance based methods ( | Levenshtein | , 1966 ) need to be augmented |
| C04-1051 | nonidentical sentence pairs at a | Levenshtein | distance of n -LSB- ? -RSB- 12 |
| C04-1047 | Levenshtein-aligned position ( | Levenshtein | , 1966 ) . When the confidence |
| C04-1047 | denote the Levenshtein alignment3 ( | Levenshtein | , 1966 ) of ^ ei on the n-th |
| C04-1047 | Li ( ^ eI1 ; wIn1 ) denote the | Levenshtein | alignment3 ( Levenshtein , 1966 |
| C96-1046 | i.e. phonemes correct ) using the | Levenshtein | ( 1966 ) string-edit distance |
| C04-1051 | little superficial similarity . 3 | Levenshtein | Distance A simple edit distance |
