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Re: order-dependence? (Score:1)
It may have some dependence on which text I start with; I may need to look at this in more detail. My assumption is that for a given word row (discounting NULs for the moment) the words will look like this (picking an arbitrary set of words)
So the entire structure is hanging on the first word, "Precedense". I should link both "precedence and "preceedence" to that as a fuzzy match. When I find "order", I will link it to "Precedense" as a variant.
...and, yes. The next step is one I left out of my overview. When I find "ordering", before adding it as a variant in its own right, I compare it to each of the existing variants. So I have a structure that looks like:
I think that retains all the information I need, yes?
Re NLP: I did a double-take before I realized that you meant this [wikipedia.org] and not this [wikipedia.org]. :) I am not aware of a community around it, no.
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