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I'm attempting to create an algorithm that will suggest Mad Gab style phrases. The input is a set of phrases. I also have a set of keywords that I'd like to use when possible. Currently, my solution is simply brute force: loop over phrases (character by character) if keyword is found store keyword and branch (recursion) increment character count However, the problems I am running into are: Account for compound keywords, e.g. "catches" can be "catches", "cat" + "cheeses" Allow literal terms - "the", "and", "one", "two", "three". How to suggest terms that are not keywords. i.e. fall back on something like the system dictionary when keywords or literals can not be found. Skip phrase segments. Right now it just does one pass through. But consider the case where the phrase starts with something unmatched but a few characters later contains matches. I am most familiar with PHP and MySQL. However, I am open to another technology if it provides a better solution. I am also interested in any additional suggestions. Particularly ways to use the second parameter of metaphone() to make harder suggestions.
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