Here is a piece of code after all wild ideas, but uncoded. I think I can come up with a lot of those!
They should compare the data but as close to the way a human thinks as possible. So, the size of something was my initial idea as that is a very human first thing to note. Who has the biggest house, car or army, that's a big player and I want a Big Mac. Okay, I felt the need to post some code and not be all talk but anyway I'll now work on with this and not bother you with this idea anymore, aight? :) ;;; -*- lexical-binding: t -*- ;; ;; this file: ;; https://dataswamp.org/~incal/emacs-init/b-a-original.el (require 'pcase) (defun length-test (s1 s2) (pcase-let*((l1 (length s1)) (l2 (length s2)) (`(,n ,d) (if (< l1 l2) `(,l1 ,l2) `(,l2 ,l1))) ) (round (* 100 (/ n d 1.0))) )) ;; (length-test "b" "a") ; 100 ;; (length-test "a" "original") ; 12 ;; (length-test "original" "b") ; 12 (provide 'b-a-original) -- underground experts united https://dataswamp.org/~incal
