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Issue created Sep 23, 2020 by Stéphane Bortzmeyer@bortzmeyer

Wrong algorithm to compute similarity between words

I'm surprised that some request yield videos with absolutely no relationship with request. For instance, using the acronym "dns" returns videos like https://videos.domainepublic.net/videos/watch/34e3401a-e9d5-4e1a-b968-a50e81b66059 where "dns" never appears.

I suspect that the algorithm uses similarity, not identity, and therefore "des" is regarded as similar to "dns" which is clearly a bug (they only have 66.6 % of the same letters)

Another example, "bgp" returns https://video.ploud.fr/videos/watch/b716b943-84b0-4ed4-a923-f094f9474092 which never mentions "bgp" but "bop".

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