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it's a question about Neighbourhood Search. I used perl to write a piece of code, like picture shows below.The aim of this code is to

it's a question about Neighbourhood Search. I used perl to write a piece of code, like picture shows

below.The aim of this code is to help a string in one txt file named labelled-tokens.txt (file 1) find a best match in another txt file named dict.txt (file 2). As you can see I have to manually input the string (picture 2) in file 1, how can I automatically approximatedly match every string (one word per line) in file 1 with every token in file 2?

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open (my $IN," ./labelled-tokens.txt") $corr 0: while ($line = ) { chomp($line) $token = $1: $code: $2; $canon = $3; $result =agrep-1 "^${token}\$" ./dict.txt l head-1; chomp($result); if (Sresult eq $canon) $corr++; close($IN): print "Correct: $fcorrin

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