[Haskell-cafe] Spelling checker exercise
Eduard Sergeev
Eduard.Sergeev at gmail.com
Tue Jan 26 08:11:06 EST 2010
Matthew Phillips-5 wrote:
> I also found it to to be very slow.
My variant: http://a-ejeli-tak.livejournal.com/1326.html Spellchecker in
Haskell
String version runs in 2.5 sec, ByteString in 1.2 sec (just for one word
e.g. just to build the tree). 8 sec to check input of 400 words (copied from
Norvig's example). I think laziness helps here to avoid unnecessary checks
(once the first match is found). Haven't tried it on a larger data sets
neither tried to optimize it. Cheated on dictionary parsing though...
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