DAWG String Dictionary in C#
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DAWG String Dictionary in C#
A Trie implementation in Go meant for auto-completion use cases. Supports Levenshtein distance search.
Succinct Data Structure of Trie, written in Go
Restful Autocomplete service with Neo4j graph backend. Returns top suggestions.
Auto Complete / Suggestion feature using Trie data structure
Trie data structure implementation in Golang 🌳
autocomplete function used search engines, spell-checking, text-messengers, etc. Includes a bloom filter that provides memory efficient check of whether an item has been inserted before through the use of hashing algorithms (FNV1AHash, CRCHash, and SBDMHash).
low-level, primitive autocomplete using trie data structure
A simple implementation of a Trie data structure to auto-complete words.
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An implementation of a trie-like data structure using Azure Table Storage to enable type-ahead style searching
Auto Complete / Suggestion feature using Trie data structure
This Gradle based project written in Java demonstrate implementation of autocomplete suggestions feature (library) similar to as given by Google
Trie Data Structure Implementation for Autocomplete, Dictionary Search
An example program of how to implement a Trie class.
Projects and Essays from Algorithm Implementation (CS 1501) at University of Pittsburgh
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Implementation of a simple trie data structure, capable of storing strings of lowercase characters.
A simple C++ program that uses a trie tree data structure to store words from a dictionary file, and it uses the trie to auto-complete query prefixes.
Auto-Suggest and Auto-Complete feature build using Trie Data Structure
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