Andy Goodell wrote:
I thought I understood phrases and slop until one of my coworkers
brought by the following example
For a document that contains
"quick brown fox"
"quick brown fox"~0
"quick fox brown"~2
"fox quick brown"~3
all match.
I would have expected "fox quick brown" to require a 4 instead of a 3,
two to transpose brown and fox, two to transpose quick and fox. Why
is this only 3?
- andy g
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I think its this: push fox on quick for move 1, then fox on brown for
move 2, then fox into last spot for move 3, quick brown fox.
- Mark
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