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Prefix match is ranked lower than expected

Following the HN article, quickly tried the demo on the places set but came up with weird results:

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How come a result that doesn't match the input string gets a better quality score than the one that includes the entry ?
And how come another one not maching is having the same score just below it ?
If it's due to length having a closer match, I then don't understand the advantage for making it real time ? (If I need to type my string almost entirely to make my targeted result come up in the visible list, then "time gained" by indeed good performances is already lost)

But anyway, performances are very good indeed, just trying to figure out the use case.

Exact matches are ranked too low

hey @m31coding!

great to see someone else working on a better fuzzy search :) i found this project on HN.

i've added it to the uFuzzy demo/bench in leeoniya/uFuzzy@5ebe1ba.

indexing the 4MB haystack takes ~1400ms. after that, giving it a quick try with the term "twilight", the results are missing or mis-ranking many exact matches? or perhaps i'm just holding it wrong 😅 ?

cheers! 🍻

https://leeoniya.github.io/uFuzzy/demos/compare.html?libs=uFuzzy,fuzzy-search&search=twilight

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